Active and Passive Voice Exercises
PV: Football is played by him.
PV: Cricket is not played by her.
PV: My guitar is played by me every day.
PV: Are you called by me?
PV: Are you known by me?
PV: Why is the pizza eaten by you?
PV: A song was being sung by Rekha.
PV: Is the mobile being purchased by Raju right now?
PV: You will be informed about it by them.
PV: This movie has been watched by me.
PV: Has he been met by you?
PV: Why were you called by him?
PV: The ball was hit hard by him.
PV: Were you told something by him?
PV: What was eaten today by him?
Note: In the above sentence, since there is no direct object in the active voice, that’s the reason there can’t be any subject in its passive voice, as we know that the object in active voice becomes the subject in passive voice.
PV: How much is his brother loved by him?
PV: How much is your brother loved by you?
PV: Are you met by anyone at your home?
PV: Rashmi will have been met by Rajni by the evening.
PV: You will have been called by him tomorrow.
PV: It was not done by me, trust me!
PV: Is the class being attended by her today?
PV: The doctor will be consulted by them.
Note: Please note that in the above sentence, using “with” is optional only. You may or may not use “with”.
PV: Why has this book been read by you?
PV: You have been being asked by me since morning.
PV: That novel had been being read by her for months.
PV: The door will be being opened by him at that moment.
PV: Cartoons will have been being watched by him since morning when you reach there.