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Active and Passive Voice Rules for Competitive Exams | Voice - English Aptitude MCQ Questions and Answers

                



  In this blog, we are going to discuss about:
  Active and Passive Voice 

What is the Difference?

      
 Active             Vs                Passive

  Sub                               obj                              

  •   Structure: S+V+O                  
  •   O + helping verb +3rd(V)
  •  Verb Form:   V1/V2                             
  •   Always use 3rd form(V)

 Difference Between the Active and Passive Voice:

   What Is Active Voice? 

    सरल बोली मे कहे, Active Voice मे subject खुद  काम करता है ।

             जैसे: वो खत लिखता है ।

               इसका  formula है:   

     Subject + Verb + Object

               Example: 

   She reads Ramayana every day.   (Active Voice)

   What is passive Voice?  

 Passive Voice  मे subject पर focus कम और object को  importance देते  है | 

इसका formula है:

   Object + Helping Verb + V3(Past Participle) + by + Subject

   Example:

  •                 Ramayana is read by her every day. (Passive Voice)   

  •    Ramayana (object) Passive Voice मे subject होता है।  
  •     reads (simple present) Passive Voice मे ' is read' मे  change होता है। 
  •          Active Voice मे subject 'She' Passive Voice मे ' her ' होता है। 

  •     Indefinite Tense: Active to Passive Voice:

           Simple Present: 

    Active Voice: Subject + V1 s/es + Obj 

   Passive Voice: Obj + is/am/are + V3 +by + Sub

                                                   

            Example: 

  •                 The contractor signs deal with a Japanese company.
  •                 A deal is signed by the contractor with a Japanese company.

            In 'Active' sentence:

  •         Subject: The contractor
  •       Verb:  signs (simple present)
  •                       Object: a deal
  •    Prepositional phrase: with a Japanese company                                                      

        In 'Passive' sentence

   Object (a deal): becomes a subject.

  •    signs(V1+s): is signed (is + V3) 
  •   Subject (the contractor): by the contractor    
  • No change in the other parts.

               Simple past:

   Active Voice: Sub + V2 + Obj 

  •   Passive Voice: Obj was/were+V3+ by + Sub   Example:

  •             He forwarded an email to his boss. (Active Voice)
  •    An email was forwarded to his boss by him (Passive Voice)

                  Simple future: 

   Active Voice: Sub + Will + V1+Obj
   Passive Voice: Obj + will be + V3 + by + Sub

  Example:

   He will forward an email to his boss. (Active Voice)
   An email will be forwarded to his boss by him. (Passive Voice)

  Modals:( can, must, should etc.)

     Active Voice: Sub + Modal + V1 +Obj
     Passive Voice: Obj + Modal + be + V3 +by + Sub

         Example: 

  •      He should forward an email to his boss. (Active Voice)
  • An email should be forwarded to his boss by him. (Passive Voice
  • Rules of Active and Passive Voice

  •    Practice Paper with Answers 









                                     

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