Active and Passive Voice in English Grammar

 
 
Content Prepared by
 
 
 
 
Ms. C. SASIKALA
Assistant Professor,
Department of English,
Jamal Mohamed College,
Trichy – 620 020.
 
ACTIVE AND
PASSIVE VOICE
ACTIVE VOICE
  
Subject doing some action
PASSIVE VOICE
  
Some action done by the subject.
EXAMPLE
 
Rama
       
killed
        
Ravana
. (Active Voice)
         S              V                O
 
Here, subject doing some action (killing) through the object.
 
Ravana   
   
was killed
        
by
          
Rama
.(Passive Voice)
          O                     V               pre          S
 
Here, upon the object some action done by the subject.
 
Rules of changing voices
We have to change voices in 8 form of tenses.
We have to use past participle verb format for all
8 form of tenses.
You should not change the tenses.
You should change SVO (active) to OVS in
(passive) form
While changing the voices meaning should not
change.
Preposition ‘by’ used in the form of passive.
8 FORM OF  TENSE
i)
Present tense
ii)
Past tense
iii)
Future tense
iv)
Present continuous
v)
Past continuous
vi)
Present perfect
vii)
Past perfect
viii)
Future perfect
 
PRESENT
TENSE
Arun
                   
reads 
                     
Newspaper
 
       S                          V                                 O
 
 
Newspaper
         
is
         
read
          
by
                  
Arun
        O                  pre (s)    PP            Prepo             S
 
 
Arun                  reads                             Newspapers
        S                        V                                      O
 
 
Newspapers             are                  read                    by
         O                        Pre (P)               PP              Prepo
 
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Explore the concept of active and passive voice in English grammar, with examples and rules for changing voices across different tenses. Learn how to transform sentences while maintaining the original meaning and structure. Enhance your understanding of subject-verb-object relationships and the use of prepositions in passive construction.

  • English grammar
  • Active voice
  • Passive voice
  • Tenses
  • Voice transformation

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  1. Content Prepared by Ms. C. SASIKALA Assistant Professor, Department of English, Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy 620 020.

  2. ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE

  3. ACTIVE VOICE Subject doing some action PASSIVE VOICE Some action done by the subject. EXAMPLE Rama killed Ravana. (Active Voice) S V O Here, subject doing some action (killing) through the object. Ravana was killed by Rama.(Passive Voice) O V pre S Here, upon the object some action done by the subject.

  4. Rules of changing voices We have to change voices in 8 form of tenses. We have to use past participle verb format for all 8 form of tenses. You should not change the tenses. You should change SVO (active) to OVS in (passive) form While changing the voices meaning should not change. Preposition by used in the form of passive.

  5. 8 FORM OF TENSE i) Present tense ii) Past tense iii) Future tense iv) Present continuous v) Past continuous vi) Present perfect vii)Past perfect viii)Future perfect

  6. PRESENT TENSE

  7. Arun reads Newspaper S V O Newspaper is read by Arun O pre (s) PP Prepo S

  8. Arun reads Newspapers S V O Newspapers are read by O Pre (P) PP Prepo Arun

  9. ACTIVE VOICE PASSIVE VOICE I ME WE US YOU YOU THEY THEM HE HIS, HIM SHE HER IT IT

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