Passive/active
Passive/active
Passive/active
Passive/active
Passive/active
100

Change from active to passive:

He has been putting it up the whole life.

It has been being put up the whole life.

100

Change from a active to passive (both IO and DO)

Jack can give them some information about the job.

Direct object: Some information can be given about the job by Jack.

Indirect object: They can be given some information about the job by Jack.

100

Change from active to passive

The police could arrest the bank robbers when they were crossing the border

The bank robbers could be arrested (by the police) when they were crossing the border.

100

Change from passive to active:

My purse was stolen while I was doing the shopping.

Someone...

Someone stole my purse while I was doing the shopping

100

Change from active to passive

Have you finished work?

Has the work been finished by you?

200

Change from active to passive:

Have the police found the body?


Has the body been found by the police?

200

Change from active to passive:

You must obey the traffic rules.

The traffic rules must be obeyed.

200

Change from passive to active:

Will the new bridge be inaugurated by The King?


Will The King inaugurate the new bridge?

200

Change from active to passive:

The famous architect will have been developing the new project for over six months by the time it is finished.


The new project will have been being developed by the famous architect for over six months by the time it is finished.

200

Change from passive to active:

Why has the film been banned by the government?


Why has the government banned the film?

300

Change from active to passive:

When will they announce the results?

When will the results be announced?

300

Change from passive to active:

Are cars made in Korea?


Do they make cars in Korea?

300

Change from active to passive:

You must not touch this button while the experiment is in progress.


This button must not be touched while the experiment is in progress.


300

Change from active to passive:

We ought to have called the police at once after the accident.


The police ought to have been called at once after the accident by us.


300

Change from passive to active:

Are the exams being corrected by the teacher right now?

Is the teacher correcting the exams right now?

400

Change from active to passive:

I would have kept your bicycle here if you had left it with me.

Your bicycle would have been kept here if you had left it with me.

400

Change from active to passive:

I have a feeling that you may be keeping a secret.

I have a feeling that...

I have a feeling that a secret may be being kept.

400

Transform this active sentence into the interrogative passive form.

I have been writing an email for one hour.

Has an email been being written for one hour?

400

Change from active to passive:

Who discovered America?


Who was America discovered by?

400

Change from active to passive:

You should have finished your homework before going to the cinema

Your homework should have been finished before going to the cinema.

500

Change from active to passive:

I will have been writing an email by 5 tomorrow.

An email will have been being written by 5 tomorrow

500

Change from active to passive:

People generally assume that money brings happiness.

Money is generally assumed to bring happiness

500

Change from active to passive:

He had kept up his training regimen for a month.


His training regimen had been kept up for a month.

500

Change from active to passive:

By the beginning of next century, we'll have already invented a new source of energy.

By the beginning of next century, a new source of energy will have already been invented.

500

Change from active to passive:

We would love someone to take us out to dinner

We would love to be taken out to dinner.