Menu Home Grammar Verbs Simple Present Simple Present_Negative Simple Present and Present Continuous Present Perfect Exercise Have been vs. Have gone Past Continuous Exercise Simple Past_Irregular Verbs Used to + Infinitive Simple Past vs. Past Continuous Simple Past vs Past Perfect Simple Past and Present Perfect Simple Past vs. Past Continuous vs. Past Perfect Future with “will” Exercise Passive Voice Active Voice or Passive Voice Exercise Active or Passive Voice? Simple Present Passive Simple Present Passive Exercise Simple Present Passive_Negative Simple Present Passive-Questions Simple Past Passive Exercise Passive Voice – Mixed Tenses Exercise Passive to Active (Mixed Tenses) Exercise Pronouns in English Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Adjectives in English Comparative Adjectives Exercise Superlative Adjectives Exercise Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Exercise Adjectives Ending with -ing and -ed Exercise Quantifiers in English Some or Any? A few or A little? Vocabulary Reading Writing Worksheets Menu Grammar Verbs Simple Present Simple Present_Negative Simple Present and Present Continuous Present Perfect Exercise Have been vs. Have gone Past Continuous Exercise Simple Past_Irregular Verbs Used to + Infinitive Simple Past vs. Past Continuous Simple Past vs Past Perfect Simple Past and Present Perfect Simple Past vs. Past Continuous vs. Past Perfect Future with “will” Exercise Passive Voice Active Voice or Passive Voice Exercise Active or Passive Voice? Simple Present Passive Simple Present Passive Exercise Simple Present Passive_Negative Simple Present Passive-Questions Simple Past Passive Exercise Passive Voice – Mixed Tenses Exercise Passive to Active (Mixed Tenses) Exercise Pronouns in English Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Adjectives in English Comparative Adjectives Exercise Superlative Adjectives Exercise Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Exercise Adjectives Ending with -ing and -ed Exercise Quantifiers in English Some or Any? A few or A little? Vocabulary Reading Writing Worksheets Passive to Active (Mixed Tenses) Exercise Before doing the exercise, review the explanation of how to form passive voice sentences. The verbs in the sentences below are in the passive voice. Rewrite the sentences so that the verbs are in the active voice. Welcome to your Passive to Active Exercise 1. You will be given a permit by the manager. 2. The president was welcomed by the crowd. 3. My mother was pleased with my results. 4. The office is cleaned by the cleaning crew every Saturday. 5. The flat tire is being changed by Tom. 6. The walls have been painted by my brother. 7. The schedule will be updated by the principal. 8. The staff are required by the company to attend a training course every year. 9. A new game has been developed by a computer engineer. 10. The handouts were being distributed by the teacher. Time’s up Download worksheet in pdf ____________________Related Pages: Simple present passiveSimple present passive (2)Simple present passive_negativeSimple present passive_questionsSimple past passivePassive Voice – Mixed Tenses Exercise 1
