Question

Someone stole my pen in passive voice​

Answer 1

Answer:

The sentence after changing the voice is following – My pen has been stolen by someone. The passive voice is generally used when a person or an object which experiences any action rather than one performs the action.

Answer 2

Answer:

The passive-voiced sentence would be

"My pen was stolen by someone".

Explanation:

• Active voice and passive voice in English are used to express the spoken & written sentences in different forms.

• They differ only in the placement of subject(doer) and object.

• The meaning of the sentence stays the same but the sequence of the subject and object are reversed.

• Along with the change in places of subject and object the form of the verb also changes in both forms of voice.

• In active voice, the subject acts upon the object whereas in the passive voice the object is acted upon by the subject.

• Here the given sentence reflects the past simple tense and as per the rules of passive voice conversion,

• Active voice: Subject (Someone)+ Verb 2(stole) + object(my pen).

• Passive voice: Object (my pen)+ was+ Verb 3 (Stolen)+by+Subject (Someone).

Therefore the given sentence in passive voice would be

My pen was stolen by someone.

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