Question

do you know her address? change into Passive voice​

Answer 1

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Sentence -

→ Do you know her address?

Into Passive voice -

→ Is her address known by you?

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In English language there are 2 types voices those are -

1. Active voice

2. Passive voice

Explanation!

Active voice-

The verb is in active voice when it's form shows that the person or anything is denoted by the subject does something or is the doer of the active.

For eg :-

1] She is taking an oath.

2] He is going downstairs to meet principal.

Passive voice -

A verb in passive voice when it's form shows that something is done to that person or anything denoted by the subject.

For eg :-

1] An oath is being taken by her.

2] To meet principal he was going downstairs.

Structure -

1. Active voice - Subject + verb + object

2. Passive voice - object + verb + subject

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Answer 2

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Change to Passive voice:

• Do you know her address?

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‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎The voice of a verb expresses whether the subject in the sentence has performed or received the action. There are two types of voices;

• Active Voice:- It is the form of the verb which means the action is performed by the subject in a sentence.
• Eg: The author wrote several books.
• In this sentence, it can be noted that the subject performs the action.
• Passive Voice:- Here, the action of the verb is done to the subject from/by the object in a sentence.
• Eg: Several books were written by the author.
• In this sentence, the the subject receives the action of the verb.

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• Is her address known by you?

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Rules (Active to Passive):-

‎ ‎1. First, ientify the Subject, the verb and the object in the sentence.

‎ ‎2. Next, interchange the object and subject with each other.

‎ ‎3. Then change the base verb into the past participle form of the verb.

‎ ‎4. If you find a pronoun in the sentence, then change it like this:

• I → Me
• We → Us
• They → Them
• He → Him
• She → Her
• You- remains unchanged
• It- remains unchanged

‎ ‎5. Add suitable helping verb according to the tense.

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