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(3). Passive Voice/Sentence Exercise (Part 1)

Passive Voice/Sentence


Passive Voice/Sentence is the way to modify sentence by focusing on the object. Passive Voice/Sentence is also used to strengthen the subject while expressing ideas.

Passive Voice/Sentence is modified and formed based on the tense (time when the action happens).

Language note### 
-ONLY VERBAL SENTENCE CAN BE CHANGED INTO PASSIVE VOICE 
-VERB USED IS PARTICIPLE (V3)
-TRANSITIVE VERB ONLY


1. Passive Voice/Sentence (Present Simple)

(Active voice) Freedy loves Sepri.

(Passive Voice) Sepri is loved by Freedy.


2. Passive Voice/Sentence (Present continuous)

(Active voice) Freedy is reading a book.

(Passive Voice) A book is being read by Freedy.


3. Passive Voice/Sentence (Future Simple)

(Active voice) Doli  will make a cake tomorrow.

(Passive Voice) A cake will be made by Doli.


4. Passive Voice/Sentence (MODAL::::: MUST and SHOULD)
(Active voice) Doli  must take an English Course as soon as possible.

(Passive Voice) An English Course must be taken by Doli as soon as possible.


Passive Voice/Sentence Exercise

1. You must check the Adsense now.

2. He should visit Bali.

3. He sends me an Email

4. My father  is delivering an order to the client  

5. They play the ball.

6. She will give me a gift.

7. They are reading an English book.

8. Freedy borrows a pen from Sepri.


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