"Mastering Voice Change: 1000+ Advanced-Level Examples to Transform Your English Grammar Skills
Mastering Voice Change: 1000+ Powerful Examples of Active and Passive Voice Transformations
Mastering the art of converting sentences between Active Voice and Passive Voice is essential for anyone looking to improve their English grammar, writing skills, and communication. This comprehensive compilation contains 1000+ meticulously crafted examples that illustrate how to switch sentences from active to passive voice and vice versa, covering a wide range of tenses, including simple, continuous, perfect, modal, and imperative forms.
Whether it’s transforming “She writes a letter” into “A letter is written by her” or changing passive constructions back to active form, this extensive collection demonstrates the essential changes in subjects, verbs, and objects that occur during voice conversion. Each example is designed to make the process of voice change simple, clear, and easy to understand.
This invaluable resource is perfect for students preparing for exams, teachers creating lesson materials, and language enthusiasts eager to polish their English. With these 1000+ practical and ready-to-use examples, you will gain confidence in identifying and applying voice changes across various sentence structures, helping you write and speak English more effectively.
Unlock the power of voice transformation and take your English grammar skills to the next level with this ultimate guide!
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(1000+ voice change examples) — a complete toolkit for switching from Active Voice to Passive Voice and vice versa.
1. He writes a letter. → A letter is written by him.
2. She makes tea. → Tea is made by her.
3. They paint the wall. → The wall is painted by them.
4. We clean the room. → The room is cleaned by us.
5. I read the book. → The book is read by me.
6. You write a poem. → A poem is written by you.
7. He is writing a letter. → A letter is being written by him.
8. She is making tea. → Tea is being made by her.
9. They are painting the wall. → The wall is being painted by them.
10. We are cleaning the room. → The room is being cleaned by us.
11. I am reading the book. → The book is being read by me.
12. You are writing a poem. → A poem is being written by you.
13. He wrote a letter. → A letter was written by him.
14. She made tea. → Tea was made by her.
15. They painted the wall. → The wall was painted by them.
16. We cleaned the room. → The room was cleaned by us.
17. I read the book. → The book was read by me.
18. You wrote a poem. → A poem was written by you.
19. He was writing a letter. → A letter was being written by him.
20. She was making tea. → Tea was being made by her.
21. They were painting the wall. → The wall was being painted by them.
22. We were cleaning the room. → The room was being cleaned by us.
23. I was reading the book. → The book was being read by me.
24. You were writing a poem. → A poem was being written by you.
25. He has written a letter. → A letter has been written by him.
26. She has made tea. → Tea has been made by her.
27. They have painted the wall. → The wall has been painted by them.
28. We have cleaned the room. → The room has been cleaned by us.
29. I have read the book. → The book has been read by me.
30. You have written a poem. → A poem has been written by you.
31. He had written a letter. → A letter had been written by him.
32. She had made tea. → Tea had been made by her.
33. They had painted the wall. → The wall had been painted by them.
34. We had cleaned the room. → The room had been cleaned by us.
35. I had read the book. → The book had been read by me.
36. You had written a poem. → A poem had been written by you.
37. He will write a letter. → A letter will be written by him.
38. She will make tea. → Tea will be made by her.
39. They will paint the wall. → The wall will be painted by them.
40. We will clean the room. → The room will be cleaned by us.
41. I will read the book. → The book will be read by me.
42. You will write a poem. → A poem will be written by you.
43. He can write a letter. → A letter can be written by him.
44. She should make tea. → Tea should be made by her.
45. They may paint the wall. → The wall may be painted by them.
46. We must clean the room. → The room must be cleaned by us.
47. I might read the book. → The book might be read by me.
48. You would write a poem. → A poem would be written by you.
49. Do you write a letter? → Is a letter written by you?
50. Does she make tea? → Is tea made by her?
51. Did they paint the wall? → Was the wall painted by them?
52. Did we clean the room? → Was the room cleaned by us?
53. Did I read the book? → Was the book read by me?
54. Did you write a poem? → Was a poem written by you?
55. Open the door. → Let the door be opened.
56. Clean the room. → Let the room be cleaned.
57. Write a letter. → Let a letter be written.
58. Read the book. → Let the book be read.
59. Make tea. → Let tea be made.
60. Paint the wall. → Let the wall be painted.
61. He helps the poor. → The poor are helped by him.
62. She teaches English. → English is taught by her.
63. They play cricket. → Cricket is played by them.
64. We watch TV. → TV is watched by us.
65. I feed the dog. → The dog is fed by me.
66. You break the glass. → The glass is broken by you.
67. He is helping the poor. → The poor are being helped by him.
68. She is teaching English. → English is being taught by her.
69. They are playing cricket. → Cricket is being played by them.
70. We are watching TV. → TV is being watched by us.
71. I am feeding the dog. → The dog is being fed by me.
72. You are breaking the glass. → The glass is being broken by you.
73. He helped the poor. → The poor were helped by him.
74. She taught English. → English was taught by her.
75. They played cricket. → Cricket was played by them.
76. We watched TV. → TV was watched by us.
77. I fed the dog. → The dog was fed by me.
78. You broke the glass. → The glass was broken by you.
79. He has helped the poor. → The poor have been helped by him.
80. She has taught English. → English has been taught by her.
81. They have played cricket. → Cricket has been played by them.
82. We have watched TV. → TV has been watched by us.
83. I have fed the dog. → The dog has been fed by me.
84. You have broken the glass. → The glass has been broken by you.
85. He will help the poor. → The poor will be helped by him.
86. She will teach English. → English will be taught by her.
87. They will play cricket. → Cricket will be played by them.
88. We will watch TV. → TV will be watched by us.
89. I will feed the dog. → The dog will be fed by me.
90. You will break the glass. → The glass will be broken by you.
91. Can he help the poor? → Can the poor be helped by him?
92. Should she teach English? → Should English be taught by her?
93. May they play cricket? → May cricket be played by them?
94. Must we watch TV? → Must TV be watched by us?
95. Might I feed the dog? → Might the dog be fed by me?
96. Would you break the glass? → Would the glass be broken by you?
97. Let me do it. → Let it be done by me.
98. Let her speak the truth. → Let the truth be spoken by her.
99. Let them sing a song. → Let a song be sung by them.
100. Let us start the work. → Let the work be started by us.
101. He opens the window. → The window is opened by him.
102. She closes the door. → The door is closed by her.
103. They plant trees. → Trees are planted by them.
104. We enjoy the party. → The party is enjoyed by us.
105. I light the candle. → The candle is lit by me.
106. You start the engine. → The engine is started by you.
107. He is opening the window. → The window is being opened by him.
108. She is closing the door. → The door is being closed by her.
109. They are planting trees. → Trees are being planted by them.
110. We are enjoying the party. → The party is being enjoyed by us.
111. I am lighting the candle. → The candle is being lit by me.
112. You are starting the engine. → The engine is being started by you.
113. He opened the window. → The window was opened by him.
114. She closed the door. → The door was closed by her.
115. They planted trees. → Trees were planted by them.
116. We enjoyed the party. → The party was enjoyed by us.
117. I lit the candle. → The candle was lit by me.
118. You started the engine. → The engine was started by you.
119. He has opened the window. → The window has been opened by him.
120. She has closed the door. → The door has been closed by her.
121. They have planted trees. → Trees have been planted by them.
122. We have enjoyed the party. → The party has been enjoyed by us.
123. I have lit the candle. → The candle has been lit by me.
124. You have started the engine. → The engine has been started by you.
125. He had opened the window. → The window had been opened by him.
126. She had closed the door. → The door had been closed by her.
127. They had planted trees. → Trees had been planted by them.
128. We had enjoyed the party. → The party had been enjoyed by us.
129. I had lit the candle. → The candle had been lit by me.
130. You had started the engine. → The engine had been started by you.
131. He will open the window. → The window will be opened by him.
132. She will close the door. → The door will be closed by her.
133. They will plant trees. → Trees will be planted by them.
134. We will enjoy the party. → The party will be enjoyed by us.
135. I will light the candle. → The candle will be lit by me.
136. You will start the engine. → The engine will be started by you.
137. Can he open the window? → Can the window be opened by him?
138. Should she close the door? → Should the door be closed by her?
139. May they plant trees? → May trees be planted by them?
140. Must we enjoy the party? → Must the party be enjoyed by us?
141. Might I light the candle? → Might the candle be lit by me?
142. Would you start the engine? → Would the engine be started by you?
143. Do you open the window? → Is the window opened by you?
144. Does she close the door? → Is the door closed by her?
145. Did they plant trees? → Were trees planted by them?
146. Did we enjoy the party? → Was the party enjoyed by us?
147. Did I light the candle? → Was the candle lit by me?
148. Did you start the engine? → Was the engine started by you?
149. Speak the truth. → Let the truth be spoken.
150. Shut the door. → Let the door be shut.
151. Plant the trees. → Let the trees be planted.
152. Enjoy the party. → Let the party be enjoyed.
153. Light the candle. → Let the candle be lit.
154. Start the engine. → Let the engine be started.
155. He buys vegetables. → Vegetables are bought by him.
156. She sells flowers. → Flowers are sold by her.
157. They drive cars. → Cars are driven by them.
158. We cook meals. → Meals are cooked by us.
159. I cut paper. → Paper is cut by me.
160. You bring gifts. → Gifts are brought by you.
161. He is buying vegetables. → Vegetables are being bought by him.
162. She is selling flowers. → Flowers are being sold by her.
163. They are driving cars. → Cars are being driven by them.
164. We are cooking meals. → Meals are being cooked by us.
165. I am cutting paper. → Paper is being cut by me.
166. You are bringing gifts. → Gifts are being brought by you.
167. He bought vegetables. → Vegetables were bought by him.
168. She sold flowers. → Flowers were sold by her.
169. They drove cars. → Cars were driven by them.
170. We cooked meals. → Meals were cooked by us.
171. I cut paper. → Paper was cut by me.
172. You brought gifts. → Gifts were brought by you.
173. He has bought vegetables. → Vegetables have been bought by him.
174. She has sold flowers. → Flowers have been sold by her.
175. They have driven cars. → Cars have been driven by them.
176. We have cooked meals. → Meals have been cooked by us.
177. I have cut paper. → Paper has been cut by me.
178. You have brought gifts. → Gifts have been brought by you.
179. He will buy vegetables. → Vegetables will be bought by him.
180. She will sell flowers. → Flowers will be sold by her.
181. They will drive cars. → Cars will be driven by them.
182. We will cook meals. → Meals will be cooked by us.
183. I will cut paper. → Paper will be cut by me.
184. You will bring gifts. → Gifts will be brought by you.
185. Can he buy vegetables? → Can vegetables be bought by him?
186. Should she sell flowers? → Should flowers be sold by her?
187. May they drive cars? → May cars be driven by them?
188. Must we cook meals? → Must meals be cooked by us?
189. Might I cut paper? → Might paper be cut by me?
190. Would you bring gifts? → Would gifts be brought by you?
191. Do you buy vegetables? → Are vegetables bought by you?
192. Does she sell flowers? → Are flowers sold by her?
193. Did they drive cars? → Were cars driven by them?
194. Did we cook meals? → Were meals cooked by us?
195. Did I cut paper? → Was paper cut by me?
196. Did you bring gifts? → Were gifts brought by you?
197. Buy vegetables. → Let vegetables be bought.
198. Sell flowers. → Let flowers be sold.
199. Drive the car. → Let the car be driven.
200. Cook the meal. → Let the meal be cooked.
201. I eat an apple. → An apple is eaten by me.
202. He kicks the ball. → The ball is kicked by him.
203. She drinks water. → Water is drunk by her.
204. They sing a song. → A song is sung by them.
205. We play football. → Football is played by us.
206. You post the letter. → The letter is posted by you.
207. I am eating an apple. → An apple is being eaten by me.
208. He is kicking the ball. → The ball is being kicked by him.
209. She is drinking water. → Water is being drunk by her.
210. They are singing a song. → A song is being sung by them.
211. We are playing football. → Football is being played by us.
212. You are posting the letter. → The letter is being posted by you.
213. I ate an apple. → An apple was eaten by me.
214. He kicked the ball. → The ball was kicked by him.
215. She drank water. → Water was drunk by her.
216. They sang a song. → A song was sung by them.
217. We played football. → Football was played by us.
218. You posted the letter. → The letter was posted by you.
219. I have eaten an apple. → An apple has been eaten by me.
220. He has kicked the ball. → The ball has been kicked by him.
221. She has drunk water. → Water has been drunk by her.
222. They have sung a song. → A song has been sung by them.
223. We have played football. → Football has been played by us.
224. You have posted the letter. → The letter has been posted by you.
225. I had eaten an apple. → An apple had been eaten by me.
226. He had kicked the ball. → The ball had been kicked by him.
227. She had drunk water. → Water had been drunk by her.
228. They had sung a song. → A song had been sung by them.
229. We had played football. → Football had been played by us.
230. You had posted the letter. → The letter had been posted by you.
231. I will eat an apple. → An apple will be eaten by me.
232. He will kick the ball. → The ball will be kicked by him.
233. She will drink water. → Water will be drunk by her.
234. They will sing a song. → A song will be sung by them.
235. We will play football. → Football will be played by us.
236. You will post the letter. → The letter will be posted by you.
237. Can I eat an apple? → Can an apple be eaten by me?
238. Should he kick the ball? → Should the ball be kicked by him?
239. May she drink water? → May water be drunk by her?
240. Must they sing a song? → Must a song be sung by them?
241. Might we play football? → Might football be played by us?
242. Would you post the letter? → Would the letter be posted by you?
243. Do you eat an apple? → Is an apple eaten by you?
244. Does he kick the ball? → Is the ball kicked by him?
245. Does she drink water? → Is water drunk by her?
246. Do they sing a song? → Is a song sung by them?
247. Do we play football? → Is football played by us?
248. Do you post the letter? → Is the letter posted by you?
249. Eat an apple. → Let an apple be eaten.
250. Kick the ball. → Let the ball be kicked.
251. Drink water. → Let water be drunk.
252. Sing a song. → Let a song be sung.
253. Play football. → Let football be played.
254. Post the letter. → Let the letter be posted.
255. He tells a story. → A story is told by him.
256. She draws a picture. → A picture is drawn by her.
257. They clean the floor. → The floor is cleaned by them.
258. We boil the milk. → The milk is boiled by us.
259. I lock the door. → The door is locked by me.
260. You repair the bike. → The bike is repaired by you.
261. He is telling a story. → A story is being told by him.
262. She is drawing a picture. → A picture is being drawn by her.
263. They are cleaning the floor. → The floor is being cleaned by them.
264. We are boiling the milk. → The milk is being boiled by us.
265. I am locking the door. → The door is being locked by me.
266. You are repairing the bike. → The bike is being repaired by you.
267. He told a story. → A story was told by him.
268. She drew a picture. → A picture was drawn by her.
269. They cleaned the floor. → The floor was cleaned by them.
270. We boiled the milk. → The milk was boiled by us.
271. I locked the door. → The door was locked by me.
272. You repaired the bike. → The bike was repaired by you.
273. He has told a story. → A story has been told by him.
274. She has drawn a picture. → A picture has been drawn by her.
275. They have cleaned the floor. → The floor has been cleaned by them.
276. We have boiled the milk. → The milk has been boiled by us.
277. I have locked the door. → The door has been locked by me.
278. You have repaired the bike. → The bike has been repaired by you.
279. He will tell a story. → A story will be told by him.
280. She will draw a picture. → A picture will be drawn by her.
281. They will clean the floor. → The floor will be cleaned by them.
282. We will boil the milk. → The milk will be boiled by us.
283. I will lock the door. → The door will be locked by me.
284. You will repair the bike. → The bike will be repaired by you.
285. Can he tell a story? → Can a story be told by him?
286. Should she draw a picture? → Should a picture be drawn by her?
287. May they clean the floor? → May the floor be cleaned by them?
288. Must we boil the milk? → Must the milk be boiled by us?
289. Might I lock the door? → Might the door be locked by me?
290. Would you repair the bike? → Would the bike be repaired by you?
291. Do you tell a story? → Is a story told by you?
292. Does she draw a picture? → Is a picture drawn by her?
293. Do they clean the floor? → Is the floor cleaned by them?
294. Do we boil the milk? → Is the milk boiled by us?
295. Do I lock the door? → Is the door locked by me?
296. Do you repair the bike? → Is the bike repaired by you?
297. Tell a story. → Let a story be told.
298. Draw a picture. → Let a picture be drawn.
299. Clean the floor. → Let the floor be cleaned.
300. Boil the milk. → Let the milk be boiled.
301. She writes a letter. → A letter is written by her.
302. He washes the car. → The car is washed by him.
303. They celebrate the festival. → The festival is celebrated by them.
304. We follow the rules. → The rules are followed by us.
305. I solve the problem. → The problem is solved by me.
306. You hold the bag. → The bag is held by you.
307. She is writing a letter. → A letter is being written by her.
308. He is washing the car. → The car is being washed by him.
309. They are celebrating the festival. → The festival is being celebrated by them.
310. We are following the rules. → The rules are being followed by us.
311. I am solving the problem. → The problem is being solved by me.
312. You are holding the bag. → The bag is being held by you.
313. She wrote a letter. → A letter was written by her.
314. He washed the car. → The car was washed by him.
315. They celebrated the festival. → The festival was celebrated by them.
316. We followed the rules. → The rules were followed by us.
317. I solved the problem. → The problem was solved by me.
318. You held the bag. → The bag was held by you.
319. She has written a letter. → A letter has been written by her.
320. He has washed the car. → The car has been washed by him.
321. They have celebrated the festival. → The festival has been celebrated by them.
322. We have followed the rules. → The rules have been followed by us.
323. I have solved the problem. → The problem has been solved by me.
324. You have held the bag. → The bag has been held by you.
325. She had written a letter. → A letter had been written by her.
326. He had washed the car. → The car had been washed by him.
327. They had celebrated the festival. → The festival had been celebrated by them.
328. We had followed the rules. → The rules had been followed by us.
329. I had solved the problem. → The problem had been solved by me.
330. You had held the bag. → The bag had been held by you.
331. She will write a letter. → A letter will be written by her.
332. He will wash the car. → The car will be washed by him.
333. They will celebrate the festival. → The festival will be celebrated by them.
334. We will follow the rules. → The rules will be followed by us.
335. I will solve the problem. → The problem will be solved by me.
336. You will hold the bag. → The bag will be held by you.
337. Can she write a letter? → Can a letter be written by her?
338. Should he wash the car? → Should the car be washed by him?
339. May they celebrate the festival? → May the festival be celebrated by them?
340. Must we follow the rules? → Must the rules be followed by us?
341. Might I solve the problem? → Might the problem be solved by me?
342. Would you hold the bag? → Would the bag be held by you?
343. Do you write a letter? → Is a letter written by you?
344. Does he wash the car? → Is the car washed by him?
345. Do they celebrate the festival? → Is the festival celebrated by them?
346. Do we follow the rules? → Are the rules followed by us?
347. Do I solve the problem? → Is the problem solved by me?
348. Do you hold the bag? → Is the bag held by you?
349. Write a letter. → Let a letter be written.
350. Wash the car. → Let the car be washed.
351. Celebrate the festival. → Let the festival be celebrated.
352. Follow the rules. → Let the rules be followed.
353. Solve the problem. → Let the problem be solved.
354. Hold the bag. → Let the bag be held.
355. She makes tea. → Tea is made by her.
356. He draws a line. → A line is drawn by him.
357. They build a house. → A house is built by them.
358. We read a story. → A story is read by us.
359. I catch a ball. → A ball is caught by me.
360. You write a poem. → A poem is written by you.
361. She is making tea. → Tea is being made by her.
362. He is drawing a line. → A line is being drawn by him.
363. They are building a house. → A house is being built by them.
364. We are reading a story. → A story is being read by us.
365. I am catching a ball. → A ball is being caught by me.
366. You are writing a poem. → A poem is being written by you.
367. She made tea. → Tea was made by her.
368. He drew a line. → A line was drawn by him.
369. They built a house. → A house was built by them.
370. We read a story. → A story was read by us.
371. I caught a ball. → A ball was caught by me.
372. You wrote a poem. → A poem was written by you.
373. She has made tea. → Tea has been made by her.
374. He has drawn a line. → A line has been drawn by him.
375. They have built a house. → A house has been built by them.
376. We have read a story. → A story has been read by us.
377. I have caught a ball. → A ball has been caught by me.
378. You have written a poem. → A poem has been written by you.
379. She had made tea. → Tea had been made by her.
380. He had drawn a line. → A line had been drawn by him.
381. They had built a house. → A house had been built by them.
382. We had read a story. → A story had been read by us.
383. I had caught a ball. → A ball had been caught by me.
384. You had written a poem. → A poem had been written by you.
385. She will make tea. → Tea will be made by her.
386. He will draw a line. → A line will be drawn by him.
387. They will build a house. → A house will be built by them.
388. We will read a story. → A story will be read by us.
389. I will catch a ball. → A ball will be caught by me.
390. You will write a poem. → A poem will be written by you.
391. Can she make tea? → Can tea be made by her?
392. Should he draw a line? → Should a line be drawn by him?
393. May they build a house? → May a house be built by them?
394. Must we read a story? → Must a story be read by us?
395. Might I catch a ball? → Might a ball be caught by me?
396. Would you write a poem? → Would a poem be written by you?
397. Make tea. → Let tea be made.
398. Draw a line. → Let a line be drawn.
399. Build a house. → Let a house be built.
400. Read a story. → Let a story be read.
401. I clean my room. → My room is cleaned by me.
402. She waters the plants. → The plants are watered by her.
403. He opens the window. → The window is opened by him.
404. They buy vegetables. → Vegetables are bought by them.
405. We climb the hill. → The hill is climbed by us.
406. You answer the question. → The question is answered by you.
407. I am cleaning my room. → My room is being cleaned by me.
408. She is watering the plants. → The plants are being watered by her.
409. He is opening the window. → The window is being opened by him.
410. They are buying vegetables. → Vegetables are being bought by them.
411. We are climbing the hill. → The hill is being climbed by us.
412. You are answering the question. → The question is being answered by you.
413. I cleaned my room. → My room was cleaned by me.
414. She watered the plants. → The plants were watered by her.
415. He opened the window. → The window was opened by him.
416. They bought vegetables. → Vegetables were bought by them.
417. We climbed the hill. → The hill was climbed by us.
418. You answered the question. → The question was answered by you.
419. I have cleaned my room. → My room has been cleaned by me.
420. She has watered the plants. → The plants have been watered by her.
421. He has opened the window. → The window has been opened by him.
422. They have bought vegetables. → Vegetables have been bought by them.
423. We have climbed the hill. → The hill has been climbed by us.
424. You have answered the question. → The question has been answered by you.
425. I had cleaned my room. → My room had been cleaned by me.
426. She had watered the plants. → The plants had been watered by her.
427. He had opened the window. → The window had been opened by him.
428. They had bought vegetables. → Vegetables had been bought by them.
429. We had climbed the hill. → The hill had been climbed by us.
430. You had answered the question. → The question had been answered by you.
431. I will clean my room. → My room will be cleaned by me.
432. She will water the plants. → The plants will be watered by her.
433. He will open the window. → The window will be opened by him.
434. They will buy vegetables. → Vegetables will be bought by them.
435. We will climb the hill. → The hill will be climbed by us.
436. You will answer the question. → The question will be answered by you.
437. Can I clean my room? → Can my room be cleaned by me?
438. Should she water the plants? → Should the plants be watered by her?
439. May he open the window? → May the window be opened by him?
440. Must they buy vegetables? → Must vegetables be bought by them?
441. Might we climb the hill? → Might the hill be climbed by us?
442. Would you answer the question? → Would the question be answered by you?
443. Do I clean my room? → Is my room cleaned by me?
444. Does she water the plants? → Are the plants watered by her?
445. Does he open the window? → Is the window opened by him?
446. Do they buy vegetables? → Are vegetables bought by them?
447. Do we climb the hill? → Is the hill climbed by us?
448. Do you answer the question? → Is the question answered by you?
449. Clean your room. → Let your room be cleaned.
450. Water the plants. → Let the plants be watered.
451. Open the window. → Let the window be opened.
452. Buy vegetables. → Let vegetables be bought.
453. Climb the hill. → Let the hill be climbed.
454. Answer the question. → Let the question be answered.
455. He sends an email. → An email is sent by him.
456. She arranges the books. → The books are arranged by her.
457. I bring lunch. → Lunch is brought by me.
458. They catch the thief. → The thief is caught by them.
459. We help the poor. → The poor are helped by us.
460. You clean the table. → The table is cleaned by you.
461. He is sending an email. → An email is being sent by him.
462. She is arranging the books. → The books are being arranged by her.
463. I am bringing lunch. → Lunch is being brought by me.
464. They are catching the thief. → The thief is being caught by them.
465. We are helping the poor. → The poor are being helped by us.
466. You are cleaning the table. → The table is being cleaned by you.
467. He sent an email. → An email was sent by him.
468. She arranged the books. → The books were arranged by her.
469. I brought lunch. → Lunch was brought by me.
470. They caught the thief. → The thief was caught by them.
471. We helped the poor. → The poor were helped by us.
472. You cleaned the table. → The table was cleaned by you.
473. He has sent an email. → An email has been sent by him.
474. She has arranged the books. → The books have been arranged by her.
475. I have brought lunch. → Lunch has been brought by me.
476. They have caught the thief. → The thief has been caught by them.
477. We have helped the poor. → The poor have been helped by us.
478. You have cleaned the table. → The table has been cleaned by you.
479. He had sent an email. → An email had been sent by him.
480. She had arranged the books. → The books had been arranged by her.
481. I had brought lunch. → Lunch had been brought by me.
482. They had caught the thief. → The thief had been caught by them.
483. We had helped the poor. → The poor had been helped by us.
484. You had cleaned the table. → The table had been cleaned by you.
485. He will send an email. → An email will be sent by him.
486. She will arrange the books. → The books will be arranged by her.
487. I will bring lunch. → Lunch will be brought by me.
488. They will catch the thief. → The thief will be caught by them.
489. We will help the poor. → The poor will be helped by us.
490. You will clean the table. → The table will be cleaned by you.
491. Send an email. → Let an email be sent.
492. Arrange the books. → Let the books be arranged.
493. Bring lunch. → Let lunch be brought.
494. Catch the thief. → Let the thief be caught.
495. Help the poor. → Let the poor be helped.
496. Clean the table. → Let the table be cleaned.
497. Do you send an email? → Is an email sent by you?
498. Does she arrange the books? → Are the books arranged by her?
499. Do I bring lunch? → Is lunch brought by me?
500. Do they catch the thief? → Is the thief caught by them?
501. He plays the piano. → The piano is played by him.
502. She cooks food. → Food is cooked by her.
503. I drive a car. → A car is driven by me.
504. They plant trees. → Trees are planted by them.
505. We raise a flag. → A flag is raised by us.
506. You paint the wall. → The wall is painted by you.
507. He is playing the piano. → The piano is being played by him.
508. She is cooking food. → Food is being cooked by her.
509. I am driving a car. → A car is being driven by me.
510. They are planting trees. → Trees are being planted by them.
511. We are raising a flag. → A flag is being raised by us.
512. You are painting the wall. → The wall is being painted by you.
513. He played the piano. → The piano was played by him.
514. She cooked food. → Food was cooked by her.
515. I drove a car. → A car was driven by me.
516. They planted trees. → Trees were planted by them.
517. We raised a flag. → A flag was raised by us.
518. You painted the wall. → The wall was painted by you.
519. He has played the piano. → The piano has been played by him.
520. She has cooked food. → Food has been cooked by her.
521. I have driven a car. → A car has been driven by me.
522. They have planted trees. → Trees have been planted by them.
523. We have raised a flag. → A flag has been raised by us.
524. You have painted the wall. → The wall has been painted by you.
525. He had played the piano. → The piano had been played by him.
526. She had cooked food. → Food had been cooked by her.
527. I had driven a car. → A car had been driven by me.
528. They had planted trees. → Trees had been planted by them.
529. We had raised a flag. → A flag had been raised by us.
530. You had painted the wall. → The wall had been painted by you.
531. He will play the piano. → The piano will be played by him.
532. She will cook food. → Food will be cooked by her.
533. I will drive a car. → A car will be driven by me.
534. They will plant trees. → Trees will be planted by them.
535. We will raise a flag. → A flag will be raised by us.
536. You will paint the wall. → The wall will be painted by you.
537. Play the piano. → Let the piano be played.
538. Cook the food. → Let the food be cooked.
539. Drive a car. → Let a car be driven.
540. Plant trees. → Let trees be planted.
541. Raise a flag. → Let a flag be raised.
542. Paint the wall. → Let the wall be painted.
543. Can he play the piano? → Can the piano be played by him?
544. Should she cook food? → Should food be cooked by her?
545. May I drive a car? → May a car be driven by me?
546. Must they plant trees? → Must trees be planted by them?
547. Might we raise a flag? → Might a flag be raised by us?
548. Would you paint the wall? → Would the wall be painted by you?
549. Do you play the piano? → Is the piano played by you?
550. Does she cook food? → Is food cooked by her?
551. Do I drive a car? → Is a car driven by me?
552. Do they plant trees? → Are trees planted by them?
553. Do we raise a flag? → Is a flag raised by us?
554. Do you paint the wall? → Is the wall painted by you?
555. She sings a song. → A song is sung by her.
556. He fixes the fan. → The fan is fixed by him.
557. I tell a story. → A story is told by me.
558. They cross the road. → The road is crossed by them.
559. We clean the room. → The room is cleaned by us.
560. You carry the bag. → The bag is carried by you.
561. She is singing a song. → A song is being sung by her.
562. He is fixing the fan. → The fan is being fixed by him.
563. I am telling a story. → A story is being told by me.
564. They are crossing the road. → The road is being crossed by them.
565. We are cleaning the room. → The room is being cleaned by us.
566. You are carrying the bag. → The bag is being carried by you.
567. She sang a song. → A song was sung by her.
568. He fixed the fan. → The fan was fixed by him.
569. I told a story. → A story was told by me.
570. They crossed the road. → The road was crossed by them.
571. We cleaned the room. → The room was cleaned by us.
572. You carried the bag. → The bag was carried by you.
573. She has sung a song. → A song has been sung by her.
574. He has fixed the fan. → The fan has been fixed by him.
575. I have told a story. → A story has been told by me.
576. They have crossed the road. → The road has been crossed by them.
577. We have cleaned the room. → The room has been cleaned by us.
578. You have carried the bag. → The bag has been carried by you.
579. She had sung a song. → A song had been sung by her.
580. He had fixed the fan. → The fan had been fixed by him.
581. I had told a story. → A story had been told by me.
582. They had crossed the road. → The road had been crossed by them.
583. We had cleaned the room. → The room had been cleaned by us.
584. You had carried the bag. → The bag had been carried by you.
585. She will sing a song. → A song will be sung by her.
586. He will fix the fan. → The fan will be fixed by him.
587. I will tell a story. → A story will be told by me.
588. They will cross the road. → The road will be crossed by them.
589. We will clean the room. → The room will be cleaned by us.
590. You will carry the bag. → The bag will be carried by you.
591. Sing a song. → Let a song be sung.
592. Fix the fan. → Let the fan be fixed.
593. Tell a story. → Let a story be told.
594. Cross the road. → Let the road be crossed.
595. Clean the room. → Let the room be cleaned.
596. Carry the bag. → Let the bag be carried.
597. Does she sing a song? → Is a song sung by her?
598. Does he fix the fan? → Is the fan fixed by him?
599. Do I tell a story? → Is a story told by me?
600. Do they cross the road? → Is the road crossed by them?
601. I watch a movie. → A movie is watched by me.
602. She reads a novel. → A novel is read by her.
603. He paints a picture. → A picture is painted by him.
604. They build a house. → A house is built by them.
605. We celebrate the festival. → The festival is celebrated by us.
606. You bring the files. → The files are brought by you.
607. I am watching a movie. → A movie is being watched by me.
608. She is reading a novel. → A novel is being read by her.
609. He is painting a picture. → A picture is being painted by him.
610. They are building a house. → A house is being built by them.
611. We are celebrating the festival. → The festival is being celebrated by us.
612. You are bringing the files. → The files are being brought by you.
613. I watched a movie. → A movie was watched by me.
614. She read a novel. → A novel was read by her.
615. He painted a picture. → A picture was painted by him.
616. They built a house. → A house was built by them.
617. We celebrated the festival. → The festival was celebrated by us.
618. You brought the files. → The files were brought by you.
619. I have watched a movie. → A movie has been watched by me.
620. She has read a novel. → A novel has been read by her.
621. He has painted a picture. → A picture has been painted by him.
622. They have built a house. → A house has been built by them.
623. We have celebrated the festival. → The festival has been celebrated by us.
624. You have brought the files. → The files have been brought by you.
625. I had watched a movie. → A movie had been watched by me.
626. She had read a novel. → A novel had been read by her.
627. He had painted a picture. → A picture had been painted by him.
628. They had built a house. → A house had been built by them.
629. We had celebrated the festival. → The festival had been celebrated by us.
630. You had brought the files. → The files had been brought by you.
631. I will watch a movie. → A movie will be watched by me.
632. She will read a novel. → A novel will be read by her.
633. He will paint a picture. → A picture will be painted by him.
634. They will build a house. → A house will be built by them.
635. We will celebrate the festival. → The festival will be celebrated by us.
636. You will bring the files. → The files will be brought by you.
637. Watch a movie. → Let a movie be watched.
638. Read a novel. → Let a novel be read.
639. Paint a picture. → Let a picture be painted.
640. Build a house. → Let a house be built.
641. Celebrate the festival. → Let the festival be celebrated.
642. Bring the files. → Let the files be brought.
643. Can I watch a movie? → Can a movie be watched by me?
644. Should she read a novel? → Should a novel be read by her?
645. May he paint a picture? → May a picture be painted by him?
646. Must they build a house? → Must a house be built by them?
647. Might we celebrate the festival? → Might the festival be celebrated by us?
648. Would you bring the files? → Would the files be brought by you?
649. Do I watch a movie? → Is a movie watched by me?
650. Does she read a novel? → Is a novel read by her?
651. Does he paint a picture? → Is a picture painted by him?
652. Do they build a house? → Is a house built by them?
653. Do we celebrate the festival? → Is the festival celebrated by us?
654. Do you bring the files? → Are the files brought by you?
655. I eat a mango. → A mango is eaten by me.
656. She drinks milk. → Milk is drunk by her.
657. He cuts the ribbon. → The ribbon is cut by him.
658. They ring the bell. → The bell is rung by them.
659. We win the match. → The match is won by us.
660. You carry the baby. → The baby is carried by you.
661. I am eating a mango. → A mango is being eaten by me.
662. She is drinking milk. → Milk is being drunk by her.
663. He is cutting the ribbon. → The ribbon is being cut by him.
664. They are ringing the bell. → The bell is being rung by them.
665. We are winning the match. → The match is being won by us.
666. You are carrying the baby. → The baby is being carried by you.
667. I ate a mango. → A mango was eaten by me.
668. She drank milk. → Milk was drunk by her.
669. He cut the ribbon. → The ribbon was cut by him.
670. They rang the bell. → The bell was rung by them.
671. We won the match. → The match was won by us.
672. You carried the baby. → The baby was carried by you.
673. I have eaten a mango. → A mango has been eaten by me.
674. She has drunk milk. → Milk has been drunk by her.
675. He has cut the ribbon. → The ribbon has been cut by him.
676. They have rung the bell. → The bell has been rung by them.
677. We have won the match. → The match has been won by us.
678. You have carried the baby. → The baby has been carried by you.
679. I had eaten a mango. → A mango had been eaten by me.
680. She had drunk milk. → Milk had been drunk by her.
681. He had cut the ribbon. → The ribbon had been cut by him.
682. They had rung the bell. → The bell had been rung by them.
683. We had won the match. → The match had been won by us.
684. You had carried the baby. → The baby had been carried by you.
685. I will eat a mango. → A mango will be eaten by me.
686. She will drink milk. → Milk will be drunk by her.
687. He will cut the ribbon. → The ribbon will be cut by him.
688. They will ring the bell. → The bell will be rung by them.
689. We will win the match. → The match will be won by us.
690. You will carry the baby. → The baby will be carried by you.
691. Eat a mango. → Let a mango be eaten.
692. Drink milk. → Let milk be drunk.
693. Cut the ribbon. → Let the ribbon be cut.
694. Ring the bell. → Let the bell be rung.
695. Win the match. → Let the match be won.
696. Carry the baby. → Let the baby be carried.
697. Does she drink milk? → Is milk drunk by her?
698. Did he cut the ribbon? → Was the ribbon cut by him?
699. Do they ring the bell? → Is the bell rung by them?
700. Will we win the match? → Will the match be won by us?
701. I open the door. → The door is opened by me.
702. She writes a letter. → A letter is written by her.
703. He washes the car. → The car is washed by him.
704. They repair the laptop. → The laptop is repaired by them.
705. We complete the task. → The task is completed by us.
706. You answer the question. → The question is answered by you.
707. I am opening the door. → The door is being opened by me.
708. She is writing a letter. → A letter is being written by her.
709. He is washing the car. → The car is being washed by him.
710. They are repairing the laptop. → The laptop is being repaired by them.
711. We are completing the task. → The task is being completed by us.
712. You are answering the question. → The question is being answered by you.
713. I opened the door. → The door was opened by me.
714. She wrote a letter. → A letter was written by her.
715. He washed the car. → The car was washed by him.
716. They repaired the laptop. → The laptop was repaired by them.
717. We completed the task. → The task was completed by us.
718. You answered the question. → The question was answered by you.
719. I have opened the door. → The door has been opened by me.
720. She has written a letter. → A letter has been written by her.
721. He has washed the car. → The car has been washed by him.
722. They have repaired the laptop. → The laptop has been repaired by them.
723. We have completed the task. → The task has been completed by us.
724. You have answered the question. → The question has been answered by you.
725. I had opened the door. → The door had been opened by me.
726. She had written a letter. → A letter had been written by her.
727. He had washed the car. → The car had been washed by him.
728. They had repaired the laptop. → The laptop had been repaired by them.
729. We had completed the task. → The task had been completed by us.
730. You had answered the question. → The question had been answered by you.
731. I will open the door. → The door will be opened by me.
732. She will write a letter. → A letter will be written by her.
733. He will wash the car. → The car will be washed by him.
734. They will repair the laptop. → The laptop will be repaired by them.
735. We will complete the task. → The task will be completed by us.
736. You will answer the question. → The question will be answered by you.
737. Open the door. → Let the door be opened.
738. Write a letter. → Let a letter be written.
739. Wash the car. → Let the car be washed.
740. Repair the laptop. → Let the laptop be repaired.
741. Complete the task. → Let the task be completed.
742. Answer the question. → Let the question be answered.
743. Can I open the door? → Can the door be opened by me?
744. Should she write a letter? → Should a letter be written by her?
745. May he wash the car? → May the car be washed by him?
746. Must they repair the laptop? → Must the laptop be repaired by them?
747. Might we complete the task? → Might the task be completed by us?
748. Would you answer the question? → Would the question be answered by you?
749. Do I open the door? → Is the door opened by me?
750. Does she write a letter? → Is a letter written by her?
751. Does he wash the car? → Is the car washed by him?
752. Do they repair the laptop? → Is the laptop repaired by them?
753. Do we complete the task? → Is the task completed by us?
754. Do you answer the question? → Is the question answered by you?
755. I take a picture. → A picture is taken by me.
756. She blows the whistle. → The whistle is blown by her.
757. He breaks the glass. → The glass is broken by him.
758. They climb the hill. → The hill is climbed by them.
759. We decorate the house. → The house is decorated by us.
760. You fill the bottle. → The bottle is filled by you.
761. I am taking a picture. → A picture is being taken by me.
762. She is blowing the whistle. → The whistle is being blown by her.
763. He is breaking the glass. → The glass is being broken by him.
764. They are climbing the hill. → The hill is being climbed by them.
765. We are decorating the house. → The house is being decorated by us.
766. You are filling the bottle. → The bottle is being filled by you.
767. I took a picture. → A picture was taken by me.
768. She blew the whistle. → The whistle was blown by her.
769. He broke the glass. → The glass was broken by him.
770. They climbed the hill. → The hill was climbed by them.
771. We decorated the house. → The house was decorated by us.
772. You filled the bottle. → The bottle was filled by you.
773. I have taken a picture. → A picture has been taken by me.
774. She has blown the whistle. → The whistle has been blown by her.
775. He has broken the glass. → The glass has been broken by him.
776. They have climbed the hill. → The hill has been climbed by them.
777. We have decorated the house. → The house has been decorated by us.
778. You have filled the bottle. → The bottle has been filled by you.
779. I had taken a picture. → A picture had been taken by me.
780. She had blown the whistle. → The whistle had been blown by her.
781. He had broken the glass. → The glass had been broken by him.
782. They had climbed the hill. → The hill had been climbed by them.
783. We had decorated the house. → The house had been decorated by us.
784. You had filled the bottle. → The bottle had been filled by you.
785. I will take a picture. → A picture will be taken by me.
786. She will blow the whistle. → The whistle will be blown by her.
787. He will break the glass. → The glass will be broken by him.
788. They will climb the hill. → The hill will be climbed by them.
789. We will decorate the house. → The house will be decorated by us.
790. You will fill the bottle. → The bottle will be filled by you.
791. Take a picture. → Let a picture be taken.
792. Blow the whistle. → Let the whistle be blown.
793. Break the glass. → Let the glass be broken.
794. Climb the hill. → Let the hill be climbed.
795. Decorate the house. → Let the house be decorated.
796. Fill the bottle. → Let the bottle be filled.
797. Does he break the glass? → Is the glass broken by him?
798. Did they climb the hill? → Was the hill climbed by them?
799. Do we decorate the house? → Is the house decorated by us?
800. Will you fill the bottle? → Will the bottle be filled by you?
801. I send the letter. → The letter is sent by me.
802. She closes the window. → The window is closed by her.
803. He fixes the bike. → The bike is fixed by him.
804. They clean the room. → The room is cleaned by them.
805. We organize the party. → The party is organized by us.
806. You write the report. → The report is written by you.
807. I am sending the letter. → The letter is being sent by me.
808. She is closing the window. → The window is being closed by her.
809. He is fixing the bike. → The bike is being fixed by him.
810. They are cleaning the room. → The room is being cleaned by them.
811. We are organizing the party. → The party is being organized by us.
812. You are writing the report. → The report is being written by you.
813. I sent the letter. → The letter was sent by me.
814. She closed the window. → The window was closed by her.
815. He fixed the bike. → The bike was fixed by him.
816. They cleaned the room. → The room was cleaned by them.
817. We organized the party. → The party was organized by us.
818. You wrote the report. → The report was written by you.
819. I have sent the letter. → The letter has been sent by me.
820. She has closed the window. → The window has been closed by her.
821. He has fixed the bike. → The bike has been fixed by him.
822. They have cleaned the room. → The room has been cleaned by them.
823. We have organized the party. → The party has been organized by us.
824. You have written the report. → The report has been written by you.
825. I had sent the letter. → The letter had been sent by me.
826. She had closed the window. → The window had been closed by her.
827. He had fixed the bike. → The bike had been fixed by him.
828. They had cleaned the room. → The room had been cleaned by them.
829. We had organized the party. → The party had been organized by us.
830. You had written the report. → The report had been written by you.
831. I will send the letter. → The letter will be sent by me.
832. She will close the window. → The window will be closed by her.
833. He will fix the bike. → The bike will be fixed by him.
834. They will clean the room. → The room will be cleaned by them.
835. We will organize the party. → The party will be organized by us.
836. You will write the report. → The report will be written by you.
837. Send the letter. → Let the letter be sent.
838. Close the window. → Let the window be closed.
839. Fix the bike. → Let the bike be fixed.
840. Clean the room. → Let the room be cleaned.
841. Organize the party. → Let the party be organized.
842. Write the report. → Let the report be written.
843. Can I send the letter? → Can the letter be sent by me?
844. Should she close the window? → Should the window be closed by her?
845. May he fix the bike? → May the bike be fixed by him?
846. Must they clean the room? → Must the room be cleaned by them?
847. Might we organize the party? → Might the party be organized by us?
848. Would you write the report? → Would the report be written by you?
849. Do I send the letter? → Is the letter sent by me?
850. Does she close the window? → Is the window closed by her?
851. Does he fix the bike? → Is the bike fixed by him?
852. Do they clean the room? → Is the room cleaned by them?
853. Do we organize the party? → Is the party organized by us?
854. Do you write the report? → Is the report written by you?
855. I wash the clothes. → The clothes are washed by me.
856. She bakes a cake. → A cake is baked by her.
857. He repairs the watch. → The watch is repaired by him.
858. They mow the lawn. → The lawn is mowed by them.
859. We paint the fence. → The fence is painted by us.
860. You water the plants. → The plants are watered by you.
861. I am washing the clothes. → The clothes are being washed by me.
862. She is baking a cake. → A cake is being baked by her.
863. He is repairing the watch. → The watch is being repaired by him.
864. They are mowing the lawn. → The lawn is being mowed by them.
865. We are painting the fence. → The fence is being painted by us.
866. You are watering the plants. → The plants are being watered by you.
867. I washed the clothes. → The clothes were washed by me.
868. She baked a cake. → A cake was baked by her.
869. He repaired the watch. → The watch was repaired by him.
870. They mowed the lawn. → The lawn was mowed by them.
871. We painted the fence. → The fence was painted by us.
872. You watered the plants. → The plants were watered by you.
873. I have washed the clothes. → The clothes have been washed by me.
874. She has baked a cake. → A cake has been baked by her.
875. He has repaired the watch. → The watch has been repaired by him.
876. They have mowed the lawn. → The lawn has been mowed by them.
877. We have painted the fence. → The fence has been painted by us.
878. You have watered the plants. → The plants have been watered by you.
879. I had washed the clothes. → The clothes had been washed by me.
880. She had baked a cake. → A cake had been baked by her.
881. He had repaired the watch. → The watch had been repaired by him.
882. They had mowed the lawn. → The lawn had been mowed by them.
883. We had painted the fence. → The fence had been painted by us.
884. You had watered the plants. → The plants had been watered by you.
885. I will wash the clothes. → The clothes will be washed by me.
886. She will bake a cake. → A cake will be baked by her.
887. He will repair the watch. → The watch will be repaired by him.
888. They will mow the lawn. → The lawn will be mowed by them.
889. We will paint the fence. → The fence will be painted by us.
890. You will water the plants. → The plants will be watered by you.
891. Wash the clothes. → Let the clothes be washed.
892. Bake a cake. → Let a cake be baked.
893. Repair the watch. → Let the watch be repaired.
894. Mow the lawn. → Let the lawn be mowed.
895. Paint the fence. → Let the fence be painted.
896. Water the plants. → Let the plants be watered.
897. Does she bake a cake? → Is a cake baked by her?
898. Did he repair the watch? → Was the watch repaired by him?
899. Do they mow the lawn? → Is the lawn mowed by them?
900. Will we paint the fence? → Will the fence be painted by us?
901. I open the window. → The window is opened by me.
902. She closes the door. → The door is closed by her.
903. He starts the engine. → The engine is started by him.
904. They send the message. → The message is sent by them.
905. We decorate the hall. → The hall is decorated by us.
906. You answer the phone. → The phone is answered by you.
907. I am opening the window. → The window is being opened by me.
908. She is closing the door. → The door is being closed by her.
909. He is starting the engine. → The engine is being started by him.
910. They are sending the message. → The message is being sent by them.
911. We are decorating the hall. → The hall is being decorated by us.
912. You are answering the phone. → The phone is being answered by you.
913. I opened the window. → The window was opened by me.
914. She closed the door. → The door was closed by her.
915. He started the engine. → The engine was started by him.
916. They sent the message. → The message was sent by them.
917. We decorated the hall. → The hall was decorated by us.
918. You answered the phone. → The phone was answered by you.
919. I have opened the window. → The window has been opened by me.
920. She has closed the door. → The door has been closed by her.
921. He has started the engine. → The engine has been started by him.
922. They have sent the message. → The message has been sent by them.
923. We have decorated the hall. → The hall has been decorated by us.
924. You have answered the phone. → The phone has been answered by you.
925. I had opened the window. → The window had been opened by me.
926. She had closed the door. → The door had been closed by her.
927. He had started the engine. → The engine had been started by him.
928. They had sent the message. → The message had been sent by them.
929. We had decorated the hall. → The hall had been decorated by us.
930. You had answered the phone. → The phone had been answered by you.
931. I will open the window. → The window will be opened by me.
932. She will close the door. → The door will be closed by her.
933. He will start the engine. → The engine will be started by him.
934. They will send the message. → The message will be sent by them.
935. We will decorate the hall. → The hall will be decorated by us.
936. You will answer the phone. → The phone will be answered by you.
937. Open the window. → Let the window be opened.
938. Close the door. → Let the door be closed.
939. Start the engine. → Let the engine be started.
940. Send the message. → Let the message be sent.
941. Decorate the hall. → Let the hall be decorated.
942. Answer the phone. → Let the phone be answered.
943. Can I open the window? → Can the window be opened by me?
944. Should she close the door? → Should the door be closed by her?
945. May he start the engine? → May the engine be started by him?
946. Must they send the message? → Must the message be sent by them?
947. Might we decorate the hall? → Might the hall be decorated by us?
948. Would you answer the phone? → Would the phone be answered by you?
949. Do I open the window? → Is the window opened by me?
950. Does she close the door? → Is the door closed by her?
951. Does he start the engine? → Is the engine started by him?
952. Do they send the message? → Is the message sent by them?
953. Do we decorate the hall? → Is the hall decorated by us?
954. Do you answer the phone? → Is the phone answered by you?
955. I write the letter. → The letter is written by me.
956. She reads the book. → The book is read by her.
957. He builds the house. → The house is built by him.
958. They plant the trees. → The trees are planted by them.
959. We cook the food. → The food is cooked by us.
960. You close the shop. → The shop is closed by you.
961. I am writing the letter. → The letter is being written by me.
962. She is reading the book. → The book is being read by her.
963. He is building the house. → The house is being built by him.
964. They are planting the trees. → The trees are being planted by them.
965. We are cooking the food. → The food is being cooked by us.
966. You are closing the shop. → The shop is being closed by you.
967. I wrote the letter. → The letter was written by me.
968. She read the book. → The book was read by her.
969. He built the house. → The house was built by him.
970. They planted the trees. → The trees were planted by them.
971. We cooked the food. → The food was cooked by us.
972. You closed the shop. → The shop was closed by you.
973. I have written the letter. → The letter has been written by me.
974. She has read the book. → The book has been read by her.
975. He has built the house. → The house has been built by him.
976. They have planted the trees. → The trees have been planted by them.
977. We have cooked the food. → The food has been cooked by us.
978. You have closed the shop. → The shop has been closed by you.
979. I had written the letter. → The letter had been written by me.
980. She had read the book. → The book had been read by her.
981. He had built the house. → The house had been built by him.
982. They had planted the trees. → The trees had been planted by them.
983. We had cooked the food. → The food had been cooked by us.
984. You had closed the shop. → The shop had been closed by you.
985. I will write the letter. → The letter will be written by me.
986. She will read the book. → The book will be read by her.
987. He will build the house. → The house will be built by him.
988. They will plant the trees. → The trees will be planted by them.
989. We will cook the food. → The food will be cooked by us.
990. You will close the shop. → The shop will be closed by you.
991. Write the letter. → Let the letter be written.
992. Read the book. → Let the book be read.
993. Build the house. → Let the house be built.
994. Plant the trees. → Let the trees be planted.
995. Cook the food. → Let the food be cooked.
996. Close the shop. → Let the shop be closed.
997. Does she read the book? → Is the book read by her?
998. Did he build the house? → Was the house built by him?
999. Do they plant the trees? → Are the trees planted by them?
1000. Will we cook the food? → Will the food be cooked by us?
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✅ Conclusion
Mastering voice change is not just about grammar — it's about gaining clarity, confidence, and command over language. These 1000+ carefully structured examples offer you a powerful practice tool to understand how sentence structure, tense, and meaning work together while switching between Active and Passive Voice.
From basic declarative sentences to imperatives and modal verbs, this collection has been designed to support learners at every level. Whether you're preparing for exams, improving your writing, or simply polishing your grammar, this is your go-to resource.
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đ Final Advice from Our Team
We believe that consistent practice is the key to fluency. Don't just read—write, speak, and apply what you've learned. Use these examples daily, observe patterns, and soon, voice change will become second nature to you.
Keep learning, keep growing, and remember — strong grammar builds strong communication.
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