If one decides to master the voices, it will enhance their English speaking and reading skills. This blog article will give you ample Active Passive Voice Exercises-Part 4 to practice along with their correct answers for reference. We have discussed the passive voice of the infinitive here.
Work out the following Active Passive Voice Exercises-Part 4 and check the answers once done.
Exercise-1
Rewrite the active sentences using the passive infinitive structure.
1. Active: I am to do it.
2. Active: She had to ask me.
3. Active: You are to write it in ink.
4. Active: I have to wash clothes.
5. Active: I need to help her.
6. Active: I want him to do it.
7. Active: I have to send you.
8. Active: I am to finish this topic.
9. Active: It is time to do our work.
10. Active: There was no man to call.
11. Active: I am to compose a poem.
12. Active: It is time to take exercise.
13. Active: He likes people to call him ‘Sir’.
14. Active: There is nothing to weep for.
15. Active: He likes people to respect him.
16. Active: There was no money to waste.
17. Active: It is time to enjoy pizza.
18. Active: They will have to manage it.
19. Active: She has to take bitter pills.
20. Active: She had to teach me today.
Answers:
1. Passive: It is to be done by me.
2. Passive: I had to be asked by her.
3. Passive: It is to be written in ink.
4. Passive: Clothes have to be washed.
5. Passive: She needs to be helped by me.
6. Passive: I want it to be done by him.
7. Passive: You have to be sent by me.
8. Passive: This topic is to be finished by me.
9. Passive: It is time for our work to be done.
10. Passive: There was no man to be called.
11. Passive: A poem is to be composed by me.
12. Passive: It is time for exercise to be taken.
13. Passive: He likes to be called ‘Sir’.
14. Passive: There is nothing to be wept for.
15. Passive: He likes to be respected.
16. Passive: There was no money to be wasted.
17. Passive: It is time for pizza to be enjoyed.
18. Passive: It will have to be managed by them.
19. Passive: Bitter pills have to be taken by her.
20. Passive: I had to be taught by her today.
Exercise-2
Rewrite the active sentences using the passive infinitive structure.
1. Active: He was to beat you.
2. Active: There are no houses to let.
3. Active: I want him to do it.
4. Active: She had to abuse you.
5. Active: I was to post this letter.
6. Active: Monu wants someone to tell a story.
7. Active: I like the audience to respect me.
8. Active: He is going to attack you.
9. Active: There were no students to teach.
10. Active: Nobody likes others to insult him.
11. Active: I hope to win the competition.
12. Active: I go to the bakery to buy milk.
13. Active: He likes Raju to read the book.
14. Active: I expect my teachers to guide me.
15. Active: I wish you to learn the lesson.
16. Active: I have to admit my mistake.
17. Active: She wants someone to take photographs.
18. Active: It is necessary to read the newspaper.
19. Active: She will have to sell her property.
20. Active: Your father refused to give the money to me.
Answers:
1. Passive: You were to be beaten by him.
2. Passive: There are no houses to be let.
3. Passive: I want it to be done by him.
4. Passive: You had to be abused by her.
5. Passive: The letter was to be posted by me.
6. Passive: Monu wants a story to be told.
7. Passive: I like to be respected. (by the audience)
8. Passive: You are going to be attacked by him.
9. Passive: There were no students to be taught.
10. Passive: Nobody likes to be insulted by others.
11. Passive: I hope the competition to be won.
12. Passive: I go to the bakery for milk to be bought.
13. Passive: He likes the book to be read by Raju.
14. Passive: I expect to be guided by my teachers.
15. Passive: I wish the lesson to be learnt by you.
16. Passive: My mistake has to be admitted by me.
17. Passive: She wants photographs to be taken.
18. Passive: It is necessary for the newspaper to be read.
19. Passive: Her property will have to be sold by her.
20. Passive: The money was refused to be given to me by your father.
Exercise-3
Rewrite the active sentences using the passive infinitive structure.
1. Active: People have to cast votes judiciously.
2. They will have to check all documents.
3. Active: Women like men to flatter them.
4. Active: I want you to solve this question.
5. Active: I am going to buy a new cell phone.
6. Active: The students have to bring the admit cards.
7. Active: We expect to finish the project by Friday.
Answers:
1. Passive: Votes have to be cast judiciously.
2. Passive: All documents will have to be checked.
3. Passive: Women like to be flattered by men.
4. Passive: I want this question to be solved by you.
5. Passive: A new cell phone is going to be bought by me.
6. Passive: The admit cards have to be brought by the students.
7. Passive: We expect the project to be finished by Friday.
Exercise-4
Fill in the blanks
( Use the verb in parentheses to create a passive infinitive for each sentence.)
Passive: This shirt will have ————. (wash)
Passive: The exam is ———— by a teacher. (mark)
Passive: The kitchen has ———— by her. (clean)
Passive: He expects ———— by his friends. (help)
Passive: There are many problems ————. (solve)
Passive: She has nothing ———— about. (worry)
Passive: It is time for the exam ————. (prepare)
Passive: The poor people have ———— by her. (help)
Passive: The guests have ———— by him. (welcome)
Passive: It is time for the plants ————. (water)
Passive: Your passport needs ———— by you. (carry)
Answers:
Passive: This shirt will have to be washed.
Passive: The exam is to be marked by a teacher.
Passive: The kitchen has to be cleaned by her.
Passive: He expects to be helped by his friends.
Passive: There are many problems to be solved.
Passive: She has nothing to be worried about.
Passive: It is time for the exam to be prepared.
Passive: The poor people have to be helped by her.
Passive: The guests have to be welcomed by him.
Passive: It is time for the plants to be watered.
Passive: Your passport needs to be carried by you.
Exercise-5
Rewrite the active sentences using the passive infinitive structure.
(Passive of Perfect Infinitive)
1. Active: You seem to have bothered her.
2. Active: He appears to have locked the door.
3. Active: He is supposed to have missed the bus.
4. Active: You were to have solved these questions.
5. Active: My sister was to have prepared the dinner.
6. Active: She was to have washed the clothes by now.
7. Active: You were to have completed your homework till now.
8. Active: Someone seems to have made a terrible mistake.
9. Active: She was to have locked the door before going outside.
Answers:
1. Passive: She seems to have been bothered by you.
2. Passive: The door appears to have been locked by him.
3. Passive: The bus is supposed to have been missed by him.
4. Passive: These questions were to have been solved by you.
5. Passive: The dinner was to have been prepared by my sister.
6. Passive: The clothes were to have been washed by her by now.
7. Passive: Your homework was to have been completed by you till now.
8. Passive: A terrible mistake seems to have been made. (by someone)
9. Passive: The door was to have been locked by her before going outside.
In summary, active passive voice exercises-Part 4 train you to write with clarity and correctness.
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