Present Indefinite Tense:
Active She sings a song.
Passive A song is sung by her.
Active We play cricket.
Active He likes oranges.
Active They pluck flowers.
Active It weakens the body.
Active My father loves me.
Active I love my son.
Active He does not write a letter.
Active They do not punish us.
Active She does not sleep with me.
Passive I am not slept by her.
Active Do they like tea?
Active Does she eat vegetables?
Active Who laughs at him?
Passive By whom is he laughed at?
Active Why do I forgive him?
Passive Why is he forgiven by me?
Future Indefinite Tense:
Present Perfect Tense:
Active We have informed them.
Passive They have been informed by us.
Active You have killed a lion.
Passive A lion has been killed by you.
Active She has cooked the dinner.
Passive The dinner has been cooked by her.
Active He has flown a kite.
Passive A kite has been flown by him.
Active The postman has delivered the letters.
Passive The letters have been delivered by the postman.
Active They have sold all the dresses.
Passive All the dresses have been sold by them.
Active I have not thrown the ball.
Passive The ball has not been thrown by me.
Active He has not bought a house.
Passive A house has not been bought by him.
Active Has we won the match?
Passive Has the match been won by us?
Active Has she sent the messages?
Passive Have the messages been sent by her?
Active Who has selected this colour?
Passive By whom has this colour been selected?
Active What have you changed the suit?
Passive What has the suit been changed by you?
Active Why has she punished me?
Passive Why have I been punished by her?
Active When have they ironed the suits?
Passive When have the suits been ironed by them?
Past Perfect Tense:
Active We had prepared the lesson.
Passive The lesson had been prepared by us?
Active You had enjoyed the party.
Passive The party had been enjoyed by you.
Active He had caught the ball.
Passive The ball had been caught by him.
Active They had visited the Zoo.
Passive The Zoo had been visited by them.
Active The farmer had ploughed the field.
Passive The field had been ploughed by the farmer.
Active The peon had opened the gate.
Passive The gate had been opened by the peon.
Active She had not pressed the clothes.
Passive The clothes had not been pressed by her.
Active I had not lost my purse.
Passive My purse had not been lost by me.
Active Had you insured your house?
Passive Had your house been insured by you?
Active Had we solved this problem?
Passive Had this problem been solved by us?
Active Who had designed this house?
Passive By whom had this house been designed?
Active Why had you blamed him?
Passive Why had he been blamed by you?
Active What had he rung the bell?
Passive What had the bell been rung by him?
Active When had she asked the question?
Passive When had the question been asked by her?
Active How had they prepared food?
Passive How had food been prepared by them?
Future Perfect Tense:
Active We shall have defeated their team.
Passive Their team will have been defeated by us.
Active She will have washed her clothes.
Passive Her clothes will have been washed by her.
Active I shall have begun my project.
Passive My project will have been begun by me.
Active He will have kept books on the table.
Passive Books will have been kept by him on the table.
Active They will have used our computer.
Passive Our computer will have been used by them.
Active You will have eaten sandwich.
Passive Sandwich will have been eaten by you.
Active We shall not have cleaned the house.
Passive The house will not have been cleaned by us.
Active She will not have finished her work.
Passive Her work will not have been finished by her.
Active Shall I have paid fee.
Passive Will fee have been paid by me?
Active Will he have opened the door?
Passive Will the door have been opened by him?
Active Who will have seen me?
Passive By whom shall I have been seen?
Active What will you have deceived her?
Passive What will she have been deceived by you?
Active Why will they have reached office?
Passive Why will office have been reached by them?
Active When shall I have gone to school?
Passive When will school have been gone by me?
Imperative Sentenses:
Active Close the door.
Passive Let the door be closed.
Active Shut the window.
Passive Let the window be shut.
Active Write a letter.
Passive Let a letter be written.
Active Read the book at page six.
Passive Let the book be read at page six.
Active Polish my shoes.
Passive Let my shoes be polished.
Active Set the table.
Passive Let the table be set.
Active Throw the ball.
Passive Let the ball be thrown
Active Ring the bell.
Passive Let the bell be rung.
Active Open the door.
Passive Let the door be opened.
Active Just do it.
Passive Let it just be done.
Active Put your purse in your pocket.
Passive Let your purse be put in your pocket.
Active Learn the lesson.
Passive Let the lesson be learnt.
Active Forgive him now.
Passive Let him forgiven now.
Active Do not pluck flower.
Passive Let not flower be plucked.
Active Do not make a noise.
Passive Let not a noise be made.
Active Do not waste your time.
Passive Let not your time be wasted.
Active Do not distrub me.
Passive Let not me be distrubed.
Active Do not tell a lie.
Passive Let not a lie be told.
Active Do not break the glass.
Passive Let not the glass be broken.
Active Do not laugh at the poor.
Passive Let not the poor be laughed at.
Modal Sentenses:
Active You can sing a song.
Passive A song can be sung by you.
Active I can not prepare chinese dish.
Passive Chinese dish can not be prepared by me.
Active Who can solve this problem?
Passive By whom can this problem be solved?
Active We may buy a car.
Passive A car may be bought by us.
Active He may not go there.
Passive There may not be gone by him.
Active Who may come today?
Passive By whom may today be come?
Active They might purchase a house.
Passive A house might be purchased by them.
Active She might not give the exam.
Passive The exam might not be given by her.
Active You must learn English.
Passive English must be learnt by you.
Active We must not waste our time.
Passive Our time must not be wasted by us.
Active I would enjoy the zoo.
Passive The zoo would be enjoyed by me.
Active He would not win the game.
Passive The game would not be won by him.
Active She could do homework.
Active Homework could be done by her.
Active Children could not play badminton.
Passive Badminton could not be played by children.
Active Who could participate in the drama programme?
Passive By whom could the drama programme be participated in?
Active He should keep money in his pocket.
Passive Money should be kept by him in his pocket.
Active They should not tell a lie.
Passive A lie should not be told by them.
Active You ought to perform your duty.
Passive Your duty ought to be performed by you.
Active She has to clean the house.
Passive The house has to be cleaned by her.
Active I have to make the food.
Passive The food has to be made by me.
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Active She sings a song.
Passive A song is sung by her.
Active We play cricket.
Passive Cricket is played by us.
Passive Oranges are liked by him.
Active They pluck flowers.
Passive Flowers are plucked by them.
Passive The body is weakened by it.
Active My father loves me.
Passive I am loved by my father.
Passive My son is loved by me.
Active He does not write a letter.
Passive A letter is not written by him
Active They do not punish us.
Passive We are not punished by them.
Active She does not sleep with me.
Passive I am not slept by her.
Passive Is tea liked by them?
Active Does she eat vegetables?
Passive Are vegetables eaten by her?
Active Does he meet me?
Passive Am I met by him?
Active Does he meet me?
Passive Am I met by him?
Active Who laughs at him?
Passive By whom is he laughed at?
Active Why do I forgive him?
Passive Why is he forgiven by me?
Active Why do you laugh at me?
Passive Why am I laughed at by you?
Active Why does he joke at you?
Passive Why are you joked at by him.
Active How does she speak English?
Passive How is English spoken by her?
Active How do you make websites?
Passive How are websites made by you?
Active How does saba teach me?
Passive How am I taught by saba?
Active What do you hate her?
Passive What is she hated by you?
Active What does she insult you?
Passive What are you insulted by her?
Active What do they say me?
Passive What am I said by them?
Active When do you take rest?
Passive When is rest taken by you?
Active When do he follow us?
Passive When are we followed by him?
Active Why does he joke at you?
Passive Why are you joked at by him.
Active How does she speak English?
Passive How is English spoken by her?
Active How do you make websites?
Passive How are websites made by you?
Active How does saba teach me?
Passive How am I taught by saba?
Active What do you hate her?
Passive What is she hated by you?
Active What does she insult you?
Passive What are you insulted by her?
Active What do they say me?
Passive What am I said by them?
Active When do you take rest?
Passive When is rest taken by you?
Active When do he follow us?
Passive When are we followed by him?
Active I bring this news to them.
Passive This news is brought by me to them.
Past Indefinite Tense:
Active I learnt the lesson.
Passive The lesson was learnt by me.
Active We bought English's books.
Passive English's books were bought by us.
Active She helped me.
Passive I was helped by her.
Active They invited us at the party.
Passive We were invited by them at the party.
Active He taught Chemistry.
Passive Chemistry was taught by him.
Active You beat me .
Passive I was beaten by you.
Active She did not finish homework.
Passive Homework was not finished by her.
Active They did not eat sweet.
Passive Sweet was not eaten by them.
Active They did not eat sweet.
Passive Sweet was not eaten by them.
Active Salma did not break the cups.
Passive The cups were not broken by salma.
Active Did you recite the Holy Quran.
Active Did you recite the Holy Quran.
Passive Was The Holy Quran recited by you?
Active Did he hate us?
Passive Were we hated by him?
Active Did he hate us?
Passive Were we hated by him?
Active Who boiled eggs?
Passive By whom were eggs boiled?
Active Why did she help me?
Passive Why was I helped by her?
Active Why did we leave them?
Passive Why were they left by us?
Active How did he help us?
Active Why did we leave them?
Passive Why were they left by us?
Active How did he help us?
Passive How were we helped by him?
Active How did you solve this sum?
Passive How was this sum solved by you?
Active What did Kashif beat her?
Passive What was she beaten by Kashif?
Active What did my watch steal you?
Passive What were you stolen by my watch?
Active When did Rehan meet them?
Passive When were they met by Rehan?
Active When did you see me?
Passive When was I seen by you?
Active How did you solve this sum?
Passive How was this sum solved by you?
Active What did Kashif beat her?
Passive What was she beaten by Kashif?
Active What did my watch steal you?
Passive What were you stolen by my watch?
Active When did Rehan meet them?
Passive When were they met by Rehan?
Active When did you see me?
Passive When was I seen by you?
Active You sent me a message.
Passive A message was sent to me by you.
Future Indefinite Tense:
Active He will buy a car.
Passive A car will be bought by him.
Active We shall sell a house.
Passive A house will be sold by us.
Active I shall drive a car.
Passive A car will be driven by me.
Active She will sing a song.
Passive A song will be sung by her.
Active They will invite us.
Passive We shall be invited by them.
Active You will pray for me.
Passive I shall be prayed by you.
Active He will not read newspaper.
Passive Newspaper will not be read by him.
Active We shall not take coffee.
Passive Coffee will not be taken by us.
Active Will she learn English?
Passive Will English be learnt by her?
Active Will you teach me?
Passive Shall I be taught by you?
Active Who will help me?
Passive By whom shall I be helped?
Active Why will you choose this subject?
Passive Why will this subject be chosen by you?
Active Why will the police arrest us?
Passive Why shall we be arrested by the police?
Active How will you give me?
Passive How shall I be given by you?
Active How will she go?
Passive How will be gone by her?
Active What will he eat?
Passive What will be eaten by him?
Active What will they like biscuits?
Passive What will biscuits be liked by them?
Active When will Ali tell me?
Passive When shall I be told by Ali?
Active When will you come?
Passive When will be come by you?
Present Continuous Tense:
Active She is cheating me.
Passive I am being cheated by her.
Active They are laughing at us.
Passive We are being laughed by them.
Active He is doing his duty.
Passive His duty is being done by him.
Active We are not playing hockey.
Passive Hockey is not being played by us.
Active You are not distrubing me.
Passive I am not being distrubed by you.
Active I am not teaching you.
Passive You are not being taught by me.
Active Are you doing mistake?
Passive Is mistake being done by you?
Active Is she waiting me?
Passive Am I being waited by her?
Active Are we reading books?
Passive Are books being read by us?
Active Who is knocking at the door?
Passive By whom is the door being knocked at?
Active Why is he eating oranges?
Passive Why are oranges being eaten by him?
Active What are they spreading the news?
Passive What is the news being spread by them?
Active When are you coming?
Passive When is being come by you?
Active How are they returning?
Passive How is being returned by them?
Past Continuous Tense:
Active He was writing a letter.
Passive A letter was being written by him.
Active We were baking a cake.
Passive A cake was being baked by us.
Active I was calling you.
Passive You were being called by me.
Active They were telling a lie.
Passive A lie was being told by them.
Active She was cutting potatoes.
Passive Potatoes were being cut by her.
Active You were spoiling the shoes.
Passive The shoes were being spoiled by you.
Active I was not attending the classes.
Passive The classes were not being attended by me.
Active You were not learning this poem.
Passive This poem was not being learnt by you.
Active Were they looking at us?
Passive Were we being looked by them?
Active Was he breaking the glass?
Passive Was the glass being broken by him?
Active Who was making a noise?
Passive By whom was a noise being made?
Active When were they working?
Passive When was being worked by them?
Active Why was she going karachi?
Passive Why was karachi being gone by her?
Active What was he boiling eggs?
Passive What were eggs being boiled by him?
Active How were you driving a car?
Passive How was a car being driven by you?
Passive Coffee will not be taken by us.
Active Will she learn English?
Passive Will English be learnt by her?
Active Will you teach me?
Passive Shall I be taught by you?
Active Who will help me?
Passive By whom shall I be helped?
Active Why will you choose this subject?
Passive Why will this subject be chosen by you?
Active Why will the police arrest us?
Passive Why shall we be arrested by the police?
Active How will you give me?
Passive How shall I be given by you?
Active How will she go?
Passive How will be gone by her?
Active What will he eat?
Passive What will be eaten by him?
Active What will they like biscuits?
Passive What will biscuits be liked by them?
Active When will Ali tell me?
Passive When shall I be told by Ali?
Active When will you come?
Passive When will be come by you?
Present Continuous Tense:
Active She is cheating me.
Passive I am being cheated by her.
Active They are laughing at us.
Passive We are being laughed by them.
Active He is doing his duty.
Passive His duty is being done by him.
Active We are not playing hockey.
Passive Hockey is not being played by us.
Active You are not distrubing me.
Passive I am not being distrubed by you.
Active I am not teaching you.
Passive You are not being taught by me.
Active Are you doing mistake?
Passive Is mistake being done by you?
Active Is she waiting me?
Passive Am I being waited by her?
Active Are we reading books?
Passive Are books being read by us?
Active Who is knocking at the door?
Passive By whom is the door being knocked at?
Active Why is he eating oranges?
Passive Why are oranges being eaten by him?
Active What are they spreading the news?
Passive What is the news being spread by them?
Active When are you coming?
Passive When is being come by you?
Active How are they returning?
Passive How is being returned by them?
Past Continuous Tense:
Active He was writing a letter.
Passive A letter was being written by him.
Active We were baking a cake.
Passive A cake was being baked by us.
Active I was calling you.
Passive You were being called by me.
Active They were telling a lie.
Passive A lie was being told by them.
Active She was cutting potatoes.
Passive Potatoes were being cut by her.
Active You were spoiling the shoes.
Passive The shoes were being spoiled by you.
Active I was not attending the classes.
Passive The classes were not being attended by me.
Active You were not learning this poem.
Passive This poem was not being learnt by you.
Active Were they looking at us?
Passive Were we being looked by them?
Active Was he breaking the glass?
Passive Was the glass being broken by him?
Active Who was making a noise?
Passive By whom was a noise being made?
Active When were they working?
Passive When was being worked by them?
Active Why was she going karachi?
Passive Why was karachi being gone by her?
Active What was he boiling eggs?
Passive What were eggs being boiled by him?
Active How were you driving a car?
Passive How was a car being driven by you?
Present Perfect Tense:
Active We have informed them.
Passive They have been informed by us.
Active You have killed a lion.
Passive A lion has been killed by you.
Active She has cooked the dinner.
Passive The dinner has been cooked by her.
Active He has flown a kite.
Passive A kite has been flown by him.
Active The postman has delivered the letters.
Passive The letters have been delivered by the postman.
Active They have sold all the dresses.
Passive All the dresses have been sold by them.
Active I have not thrown the ball.
Passive The ball has not been thrown by me.
Active He has not bought a house.
Passive A house has not been bought by him.
Active Has we won the match?
Passive Has the match been won by us?
Active Has she sent the messages?
Passive Have the messages been sent by her?
Active Who has selected this colour?
Passive By whom has this colour been selected?
Active What have you changed the suit?
Passive What has the suit been changed by you?
Active Why has she punished me?
Passive Why have I been punished by her?
Active When have they ironed the suits?
Passive When have the suits been ironed by them?
Past Perfect Tense:
Active We had prepared the lesson.
Passive The lesson had been prepared by us?
Active You had enjoyed the party.
Passive The party had been enjoyed by you.
Active He had caught the ball.
Passive The ball had been caught by him.
Active They had visited the Zoo.
Passive The Zoo had been visited by them.
Active The farmer had ploughed the field.
Passive The field had been ploughed by the farmer.
Active The peon had opened the gate.
Passive The gate had been opened by the peon.
Active She had not pressed the clothes.
Passive The clothes had not been pressed by her.
Active I had not lost my purse.
Passive My purse had not been lost by me.
Active Had you insured your house?
Passive Had your house been insured by you?
Active Had we solved this problem?
Passive Had this problem been solved by us?
Active Who had designed this house?
Passive By whom had this house been designed?
Active Why had you blamed him?
Passive Why had he been blamed by you?
Active What had he rung the bell?
Passive What had the bell been rung by him?
Active When had she asked the question?
Passive When had the question been asked by her?
Active How had they prepared food?
Passive How had food been prepared by them?
Future Perfect Tense:
Active We shall have defeated their team.
Passive Their team will have been defeated by us.
Active She will have washed her clothes.
Passive Her clothes will have been washed by her.
Active I shall have begun my project.
Passive My project will have been begun by me.
Active He will have kept books on the table.
Passive Books will have been kept by him on the table.
Active They will have used our computer.
Passive Our computer will have been used by them.
Active You will have eaten sandwich.
Passive Sandwich will have been eaten by you.
Active We shall not have cleaned the house.
Passive The house will not have been cleaned by us.
Active She will not have finished her work.
Passive Her work will not have been finished by her.
Active Shall I have paid fee.
Passive Will fee have been paid by me?
Active Will he have opened the door?
Passive Will the door have been opened by him?
Active Who will have seen me?
Passive By whom shall I have been seen?
Active What will you have deceived her?
Passive What will she have been deceived by you?
Active Why will they have reached office?
Passive Why will office have been reached by them?
Active When shall I have gone to school?
Passive When will school have been gone by me?
Imperative Sentenses:
Active Close the door.
Passive Let the door be closed.
Active Shut the window.
Passive Let the window be shut.
Active Write a letter.
Passive Let a letter be written.
Active Read the book at page six.
Passive Let the book be read at page six.
Active Polish my shoes.
Passive Let my shoes be polished.
Active Set the table.
Passive Let the table be set.
Active Throw the ball.
Passive Let the ball be thrown
Active Ring the bell.
Passive Let the bell be rung.
Active Open the door.
Passive Let the door be opened.
Active Just do it.
Passive Let it just be done.
Active Put your purse in your pocket.
Passive Let your purse be put in your pocket.
Active Learn the lesson.
Passive Let the lesson be learnt.
Active Forgive him now.
Passive Let him forgiven now.
Active Do not pluck flower.
Passive Let not flower be plucked.
Active Do not make a noise.
Passive Let not a noise be made.
Active Do not waste your time.
Passive Let not your time be wasted.
Active Do not distrub me.
Passive Let not me be distrubed.
Active Do not tell a lie.
Passive Let not a lie be told.
Active Do not break the glass.
Passive Let not the glass be broken.
Active Do not laugh at the poor.
Passive Let not the poor be laughed at.
Modal Sentenses:
Active You can sing a song.
Passive A song can be sung by you.
Active I can not prepare chinese dish.
Passive Chinese dish can not be prepared by me.
Active Who can solve this problem?
Passive By whom can this problem be solved?
Active We may buy a car.
Passive A car may be bought by us.
Active He may not go there.
Passive There may not be gone by him.
Active Who may come today?
Passive By whom may today be come?
Active They might purchase a house.
Passive A house might be purchased by them.
Passive The exam might not be given by her.
Passive English must be learnt by you.
Active We must not waste our time.
Passive Our time must not be wasted by us.
Passive The zoo would be enjoyed by me.
Active He would not win the game.
Passive The game would not be won by him.
Active Homework could be done by her.
Active Children could not play badminton.
Passive Badminton could not be played by children.
Active Who could participate in the drama programme?
Passive By whom could the drama programme be participated in?
Passive Money should be kept by him in his pocket.
Passive A lie should not be told by them.
Active You ought to perform your duty.
Passive Your duty ought to be performed by you.
Passive The house has to be cleaned by her.
Passive The food has to be made by me.
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