Active and Passive Voice Example

Give a example of Active and Passive Voice 

Introduction 

Active and passive voice are two ways to structure sentences in English. In the active voice, the subject performs the action, making the sentence more direct. In the passive voice, the focus shifts to the action or the object receiving the action, which can be useful in different contexts.

Examples:

Present Simple Tense

• Active: She writes a letter.
• Passive: A letter is written by her.
• Active:She plays the piano.
• Passive:The piano is played by her.
• Active:They teach English.
• Passive:English is taught by them.
• Active: we play a game 
• Passive: a game is played by us.
• Active: Ram write a letter.
• Passive:a letter is written by Ram

Past Simple Tense

• Active: He built the house.
• Passive: The house was built by him.
• Active:She cooked dinner last night.
• Passive:Dinner was cooked by her last night
• Active:The teacher praised the students.
• Passive:The students were praised by the teacher.
• Active:We watched a movie yesterday.
• Passive:A movie was watched by us yesterday.
• Active:He discovered the error in the report.
• Passive:The error in the report was discovered by him.

Future Simple Tense

• Active: They will organize the event.
• Passive: The event will be organized by them.
• Active:She will clean the house tomorrow.
• Passive:The house will be cleaned by her tomorrow.
• Active:They will announce the results next week.
• Passive:The results will be announced by them next week.
• Active:The chef will prepare the meals.
• Passive:The meals will be prepared by the chef.
• Active:We will start the project soon.
• Passive:The project will be started by us soon.

Present Continuous Tense

• Active: She is painting the wall.
• Passive: The wall is being painted by her.
• Active:She is reading a novel.
• Passive:A novel is being read by her.
• Active:They are discussing the new policy.
• Passive:The new policy is being discussed by them.
• Active:The children are playing outside.
• Passive:The game is being played by the children.
• Active:We are organizing a meeting.
• Passive:A meeting is being organized by us.

Past Continuous Tense

• Active:She was writing an essay.
• Passive:An essay was being written by her.
• Active:They were preparing for the event.
• Passive:The event was being prepared for by them.
• Active:The students were studying for their exams.
• Passive:The exams were being studied for by the students.
• Active:We were waiting for the bus.
• Passive:The bus was being waited for by us.
• Active:He was fixing the car.
• Passive:The car was being fixed by him.

Present Perfect Tense

• Active: They have finished the project.
• Passive: The project has been finished by them.
• Active: They have painted the house.
• Passive: The house has been painted by them.
• Active: He has written the report.
• Passive: The report has been written by him.
• Active: We have booked the tickets.
• Passive: The tickets have been booked by us.
• Active: I have read the book.
• Passive: The book has been read by me.

Past Perfect Tense

• Active: She had completed the assignment.
• Passive: The assignment had been completed by her.
• Active: They had built the bridge.
• Passive: The bridge had been built by them.
• Active: He had cleaned the room.
• Passive: The room had been cleaned by him.
• Active: We had delivered the package.
• Passive: The package had been delivered by us.
• Active: I had solved the problem.
• Passive: The problem had been solved by me.

Future Perfect Tense

• Active: They will have launched the product.
• Passive: The product will have been launched by them.
• Active: She will have completed the task.
• Passive: The task will have been completed by her.
• Active: They will have repaired the car.
• Passive: The car will have been repaired by them.
• Active: He will have cooked dinner.
• Passive: Dinner will have been cooked by him.
• Active: I will have submitted the form.
• Passive: The form will have been submitted by me.

Conclusion:

Understanding both active and passive voice is essential for clear and effective communication. While the active voice is more direct, the passive voice helps to shift the focus onto the action itself, offering variety and flexibility in writing.