Question

Solve this
1) Voice change-
1)How did You do the sum?
2) His behaviour has not satisfied them .
3) what does he want ?
4) Two wild animals were seen yesterday .
5) He had written the letter in black ink .
6) who opened the window ?
7)He bought a new car last week
8)The boy was asked many questions.
9) It is time to take tea .
10)She helps the poor.
11) His conduct pleases us.
12) One must abide by all rules .
13) The matter can be solved amicably.
14) I have answered all the questions
15)The culprit was arrested last night .
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Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

13) We can solve the matter amicably.

14)All the questions have been answered by me

15) Police arrested the culprit last night

12) All rules must be abide by.

11) we are pleased with his conduct.

10) The poor are helped by her.

9) It is time for the tea to be taken.

8) Many questions were asked to the boy.

7) A new car was bought last week by him.

6) who let the window be opened by ?

5) The letter had been written in black ink by him.

4) Someone saw two wild animals yesterday.

3) What is wanted by him?

2) They have not been satisfied with his behaviour.

1) How was the some done by you ?

Answer 2

Active Voice refers to a sentence in which the subject is performing an action.

Passive Voice refers to a sentence in which the subject undergoes the action. In other words, it is writing the sentence in reverse order.

Example: She is cooking food. (Active)

               Food is being cooked by her. (Passive)

NOTE: Sentences that convey habitual actions/have intransitive verbs cannot be changed in to passive mode.

1) How did you do the sum? (Active)

• How was the sum done by you? (Passive)

2) His behaviour has not satisfied them. (Active)

• They have not been satisfied with his behaviour. (Passive)

3) What does he want? (Active)

• What is wanted by him? (Passive)

4) Two wild animals were seen yesterday. (Active)

[Since there is no doer, we'll have to add our own.]

• (They) saw two wild animals yesterday. (Passive)

5) He had written the letter in black ink. (Active)

• The letter had been written by him in black ink. (Passive)

6) Who opened the window? (Active)

• By whom was the window opened? (Passive)

7) He bought a new car last week. (Active)

• A new car was bought by him last week. (Passive)

8) The boy was asked many questions. (Passive)

• Many questions were asked to the boy. (Active)

9)  It is time to take tea. (Active)

• It is time for tea to be taken. (Passive)

10) She helps the poor. (Active)

• The poor is helped by her. (Passive)

11) His conduct pleases us. (Active)

• We are pleased with his conduct. (Passive)

12) One must abide by all rules. (Active)

• All the rules must be abided by one. (Passive)

13) The matter can be solved amicably. (Passive)

[Since there is no doer, we'll have to add our own.]

• (We) can solve the matter amicably. (Active)

14) I have answered all the questions. (Active)

• All the questions have been answered by me. (Passive)

15) The culprit was arrested last night. (Passive)

[Since there is no doer, we'll have to add our own.]

• They arrested the culprit last night. (Active)