Question

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Change the voice of the following sentences :
1. She sings a sweet song.
2. Do you not play hockey ?
3. Does he sell lottery tickets ?
4. I am bending the branch.
5. Is she boiling potatoes ?
6. Are the servants bringing tea ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1) A sweet song is being sung by her.

2) Is hockey not being played by you?

3) Is the lottery tickets being sold by him?

4) The brach is being bend by me.

5) Are the potatoes being boiled by her?

6) Is the tea being brought by servants?

Hope it helps you......

Answer 2

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1. She sings a sweet song.

• A sweet song is sung by her.

2. Do you not play hockey ?

• Is hockey not played by you ?

3. Does he sell lottery tickets ?

• Are lottery tickets sold by him ?

4. I am bending the branch.

• The branch is being bent by me.

5. Is she boiling potatoes ?

• Are the potatoes being boiled by her ?

6. Are the servants bringing tea ?

• Is tea being brought by the servants ?

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${\blue{\sf\underline{Active\:voice:-}}}$

✭ It's just a form in which work undergoes the subject. In this the object comes at the end of the sentence and the subject comes first.

It looks like :- (subject+verb+object)

${\blue{\sf\underline{Passive\:voice:-}}}$

✭ It's just a form in which subject undergoes the work. In this the subject comes at the end of the sentence and the object comes first.

It looks like :- (object+verb+object)

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