Active He loves me. Passive- I am loved by him. The subject of the active voice example above is "he," the verb is "loves," and the object is "me." The subject of the passive voice phrase is "I," the verb is "am loved," and the object is "him." The active sentence's subject becomes the passive sentence's object.Activeand passive voice are two different ways to present information in a sentence. In an active voice sentence, the subject performs the action. In a passive voice sentence, the subject receives the action. Here are 100 examples of active and passive voice sentences to help you understand the difference. Forexample, When I was walking yesterday, it started raining. Signal Words. when ; as long as ; while; yesterday. Structure / Formula. Subject + was/were + Present participle (-ing) form. He: was: Past continuous tense Passive Voice. Usually, passive voice of past continuous tense is made when the subject is not known. For example, Mangoes ActiveAnd Passive Voice Practice Exercises for Class 10 CBSE. A. Fill in the blanks using the most suitable passive form of the verbs given in brackets. The first one has been done for you. The television _____ (repair). It's working again now. The church tower _____ (restore). The work is almost finished.
Examples Active voice: I have written an amazing song. Passive voice: An amazing song has been written (by me). When the receiver of the action (object of the verb) is more important than the doer itself, write the sentence in the passive voice of Past continuous tense. Active voice: subject (doer) + was/were + present participle (V1+ing)
Object+ was/were + being + Past Participle Simple, right? Examples of Passive Voice. Passive: He was being praised nonstop for getting a perfect score. Active: Maggie was drawing a bird when I saw her. Passive: A bird was being drawn by Maggie when I saw her. Active: They were hugging the twins. Passive: The twins were being hugged by them.
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