[pdf] simple past tense passive voice English grammar exercises

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simple past tense passive voice english grammar exercises

Exercise1

Acitive voice	Passive voice
He waited for you in rain.	You were waited for by him in rain.
I felt very sorry for you.	You were felt very sorry by me.
My mother sent for the doctor.	The doctor was sent for by my mother.
She took very good care for the baby.	The baby was taken very good care of by her.
The hungry man looked at the bread.	The bread was looked at by the hungry man.
You smoked cigarette daily.	Cigarette was smoked daily by you.
Seema wore a silken dress.	A silken dress was worn by seema.
She returned my camera in time.	My camera was returned in time by her.
Peter paid his all debts properly.	His all debts were paid properly by peter.
He sang very sweet songs.	Very sweet songs were sung by him.

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Active and passive all tenses English grammar rules

Active and passive all tenses english grammar rules

Tense	Active voice	Passive voice
Simple present tense	Verb form: first form of the verb Examples They speak Urdu here. He speaks Urdu.	Verb form: is / am / are + past participle form of the verb Examples Urdu is spoken here. Urdu is spoken by him.
Present continuous tense	Verb form: is/am/are + -ing form of the verb Examples The hunter shooting fires now. My father is giving me some mony. The dyer is dying my shirt.	Verb form: is/am/are + being + past participle form of the verb Examples Fires are being shot by the hunter now. I'm being given some mony by my father. My shirts are being dyed by the dyer..
Present perfect tense	Verb form: has/have + past participle form of the verb Examples: I haven't given up hope. She hasn't ridden a horse. They haven't repaired the furniture.	Verb form: has/have + been + past participle form of the verb Examples: Hope hasn't been given up by me. A horse hasn'tbeen ridden by her. The furniture hasn't been repaired by them.
Simple past	Verb form: past tense form of the verb Examples: He waited for you in rain. I felt very sorry for you. My mother sent for the doctor.	Verb form: was/were + past participle form of the verb Examples: You were waited for by him in rain. A glass was broken by Ram. The chance was missed by you.
Past continuous tense	Verb form: was/were + -ing form of the verb Examples He was astonishing her. The teacher was solving the sums. The little girl was plucking flowers.	Verb form: was/were + being + past participle form of the verb Examples She was being astonished by him. The sums were being solved by the teacher. Flowers were being plucked by the little girl.
Past perfect tense	Verb form: had + past participle form of the verb Examples He had not looked after his children well. Munawar had not helped the needy.	Verb form: had + been + past participle form of the verb Examples: His children had't been looked after well by him. The needy had't been helped by Munawar.
Simple future tense	Verb form: will/shall + first form of the verb Examples They will reach on a right decision. My brother will perform his show.	Verb form: will/shall + be + past participle form of the verb Examples: A right decision will be reached on by them.. His show will be performed by my brother.
Future perfect	Verb form: will/shall + have + past participle form of the verb Examples The boys will not have mended their ways. The dogs won't have barked at you.	Verb form: will/shall + have + been + past participle form of the verb Examples Their ways will not have been mended by the boys. You will not have been barked at by the dogs.

Click on the following links to study each aspect of active and passive voice.

Active and Passive Voice
Passive voice for all TENSES - Rules, use of auxiliary verbs and examples.
Passive voice use of 'let'.
Special passive Structures pdf

Special passive Structures pdf

Special passive structures

Special passive structures

"the use of 'let'."
• we use 'let' when we chang imperative sentence into the passive.
•After 'let' the object is placed in the sentence.
•Then 'be' and '3^rd form of the verb is used.

special passive structures examples

•Active:Open the door.
•Passive:let the door be opened.
•Active :Listen to the music.
•Passive:let the music be listened.
Exercise

•Turn on the lights.
•Read this book.
•Listen to the news.
•Paint the door.
•write an essay.
•Do not make a noise.
•Do not hurt him.
•Do not waste time.
•The passive occurs only with verbs used transitively ,that is ,verbs that can be followed by an object.

English grammar tenses

English grammar tenses

Here we focus on ;
Present indefinite tense
Simple past tense
Simple future tense
Present continous tense
Past continuous tense
Present perfect tense
Past perfect tense
Future perfect tense
Imperative sentences

PASSIVE VOICE FOR ALL TENSES

Present indefinite tense	simple past tense	simple future tense	present continuous tense
Apples are given her by me.	You were waited for by him in rain.	This cloth will be torn by him	Akite is being flown by Noshi.
Oranges are liked by Sheena.	You were felt very sorry by me	Law will be practised by my brother	Meat is being sold at dear price by the butchers.
You are invited by me.	Huqqa was smoked daily by you.	Any student won't be punished by our teacher.	Her job is being lost by Goshi.

English grammar tenses

PASSIVE FOR ALL TENSES

Past continuous tense	Present perfect tense	Past perfect tense	Future perfect tense	Imperative sentences
She was being astonished by him.	Two cups of tea have been drunk by me.	The net had been spread this evening by the hunter.	A new book will have been published by me.	Let your book be lent to me.
The sums were being solved by the teacher.	Three pairs of shoes have been got by him.	Many coins had been collected by the child.	A decisive Attack on them will have been packed by Sadia.	Chess was being played by Zohaib.
Energy was being given to his body by food.	Her car has been sold by Shazi last week.	The window had been shut by Shaheen.	The picnic will have been forgiven by me.	A new house was bought by Joyia.

"Active and passive voice difference"

Active voice

In
Active voice
the subject of sentence performing the action.
The dog bit the boy.

Passive voice

In Passive voice

the subject of the sentence does not perform the action and is therefore Passive."Grammar denoting a voice of verbs in which the subject undergoes the action of the verb(e.g. they were killed as opposed to he killed them).the opposite of active."(oxforddictionaries) Passive voice