Practice Set Active Passive voice

📘 ACTIVE–PASSIVE PRACTICE (250 Sentences)

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1. Present Simple (50)

Affirmative (10)

1. She writes a letter.

2. They make sweets.

3. He drives a car.

4. We teach English here.

5. The boy plays cricket.

6. She reads novels.

7. People call him a hero.

8. The teacher explains the rule.

9. They sell fruits in the market.

10. He washes the clothes.

Negative (10)

11. She does not write a letter.

12. They do not make sweets.

13. He does not drive a car.

14. We do not teach English here.

15. The boy does not play cricket.

16. She does not read novels.

17. People do not call him a hero.

18. The teacher does not explain the rule.

19. They do not sell fruits in the market.

20. He does not wash the clothes.

Single Interrogative (10)

21. Does she write a letter?

22. Do they make sweets?

23. Does he drive a car?

24. Do we teach English here?

25. Does the boy play cricket?

26. Does she read novels?

27. Do people call him a hero?

28. Does the teacher explain the rule?

29. Do they sell fruits in the market?

30. Does he wash the clothes?

Double Interrogative – Who (5)

31. Who writes this letter?

32. Who makes sweets here?

33. Who drives this car?

34. Who teaches English here?

35. Who calls him a hero?

Double Interrogative – Whom (5)

36. Whom does she teach?

37. Whom do they invite?

38. Whom does he love?

39. Whom do people respect?

40. Whom does the teacher punish?

Mixed Extra (10)

41. Does the girl sing songs?

42. Who washes the floor?

43. They publish books.

44. The mason builds a wall.

45. The farmer grows wheat.

46. Whom do you trust?

47. The students learn grammar.

48. Does he open the door?

49. She prepares food daily.

50. Who tells the truth?

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2. Present Perfect (40)

Affirmative (10)

51. She has written a letter.

52. They have made sweets.

53. He has driven the car.

54. We have taught English here.

55. The boy has played cricket.

56. She has read novels.

57. People have called him a hero.

58. The teacher has explained the rule.

59. They have sold fruits.

60. He has washed the clothes.

Negative (10)

61. She has not written a letter.

62. They have not made sweets.

63. He has not driven the car.

64. We have not taught English here.

65. The boy has not played cricket.

66. She has not read novels.

67. People have not called him a hero.

68. The teacher has not explained the rule.

69. They have not sold fruits.

70. He has not washed the clothes.

Interrogative (10)

71. Has she written a letter?

72. Have they made sweets?

73. Has he driven the car?

74. Have we taught English here?

75. Has the boy played cricket?

76. Has she read novels?

77. Have people called him a hero?

78. Has the teacher explained the rule?

79. Have they sold fruits?

80. Has he washed the clothes?

Double Interrogative (10)

81. Who has written this letter?

82. Who has made sweets?

83. Who has driven this car?

84. Who has taught English here?

85. Who has called him a hero?

86. Whom has she taught?

87. Whom have they invited?

88. Whom has he loved?

89. Whom have people respected?

90. Whom has the teacher punished?

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3. Past Simple (60)

Affirmative (15)

91. She wrote a letter.

92. They made sweets.

93. He drove the car.

94. We taught English here.

95. The boy played cricket.

96. She read novels.

97. People called him a hero.

98. The teacher explained the rule.

99. They sold fruits.

100. He washed the clothes.

101. The farmer grew wheat.

102. The mason built a house.

103. They opened the gate.

104. The manager signed the papers.

105. She cleaned the room.

Negative (10)

106. She did not write a letter.

107. They did not make sweets.

108. He did not drive the car.

109. We did not teach English here.

110. The boy did not play cricket.

111. She did not read novels.

112. People did not call him a hero.

113. The teacher did not explain the rule.

114. They did not sell fruits.

115. He did not wash the clothes.

Interrogative (15)

116. Did she write a letter?

117. Did they make sweets?

118. Did he drive the car?

119. Did we teach English here?

120. Did the boy play cricket?

121. Did she read novels?

122. Did people call him a hero?

123. Did the teacher explain the rule?

124. Did they sell fruits?

125. Did he wash the clothes?

126. Did the farmer grow wheat?

127. Did the mason build a house?

128. Did they open the gate?

129. Did the manager sign the papers?

130. Did she clean the room?

Double Interrogative – Who (10)

131. Who wrote this letter?

132. Who made sweets?

133. Who drove this car?

134. Who taught English here?

135. Who played cricket yesterday?

136. Who called him a hero?

137. Who explained the rule?

138. Who sold fruits in the market?

139. Who washed the clothes?

140. Who built the house?

Double Interrogative – Whom (10)

141. Whom did she teach?

142. Whom did they invite?

143. Whom did he love?

144. Whom did people respect?

145. Whom did the teacher punish?

146. Whom did she call?

147. Whom did they meet?

148. Whom did the police arrest?

149. Whom did you trust?

150. Whom did he see?

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4. Past Perfect (30)

151. She had written a letter.

152. They had made sweets.

153. He had driven the car.

154. We had taught English.

155. The boy had played cricket.

156. She had read novels.

157. People had called him a hero.

158. The teacher had explained the rule.

159. They had sold fruits.

160. He had washed the clothes.

161. She had not written a letter.

162. They had not made sweets.

163. He had not driven the car.

164. We had not taught English.

165. The boy had not played cricket.

166. Had she written a letter?

167. Had they made sweets?

168. Had he driven the car?

169. Had we taught English?

170. Had the boy played cricket?

171. Who had written this letter?

172. Who had made sweets?

173. Who had driven the car?

174. Who had taught English?

175. Who had explained the rule?

176. Whom had she taught?

177. Whom had they invited?

178. Whom had he loved?

179. Whom had people respected?

180. Whom had the teacher punished?

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5. Future Simple (60)

Affirmative (15)

181. She will write a letter.

182. They will make sweets.

183. He will drive the car.

184. We will teach English.

185. The boy will play cricket.

186. She will read novels.

187. People will call him a hero.

188. The teacher will explain the rule.

189. They will sell fruits.

190. He will wash the clothes.

191. The mason will build a wall.

192. The farmer will grow wheat.

193. They will publish a book.

194. She will prepare food.

195. He will sign the papers.

Negative (10)

196. She will not write a letter.

197. They will not make sweets.

198. He will not drive the car.

199. We will not teach English.

200. The boy will not play cricket.

201. She will not read novels.

202. People will not call him a hero.

203. The teacher will not explain the rule.

204. They will not sell fruits.

205. He will not wash the clothes.

Interrogative (15)

206. Will she write a letter?

207. Will they make sweets?

208. Will he drive the car?

209. Will we teach English?

210. Will the boy play cricket?

211. Will she read novels?

212. Will people call him a hero?

213. Will the teacher explain the rule?

214. Will they sell fruits?

215. Will he wash the clothes?

216. Will the mason build a wall?

217. Will the farmer grow wheat?

218. Will they publish a book?

219. Will she prepare food?

220. Will he sign the papers?

Double Interrogative – Who (10)

221. Who will write this letter?

222. Who will make sweets?

223. Who will drive this car?

224. Who will teach English?

225. Who will play cricket tomorrow?

226. Who will call him a hero?

227. Who will explain the rule?

228. Who will sell fruits?

229. Who will wash the clothes?

230. Who will build the wall?

Double Interrogative – Whom (10)

231. Whom will she teach?

232. Whom will they invite?

233. Whom will he love?

234. Whom will people respect?

235. Whom

 will the teacher punish?

236. Whom will she call?

237. Whom will they meet?

238. Whom will the police arrest?

239. Whom will you trust?

240. Whom will he see?

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6. Future Perfect (10)

241. She will have written a letter.

242. They will have made sweets.

243. He will have driven the car.

244. We will have taught English.

245. The boy will have played cricket.

246. She will not have written a letter.

247. Will she have written a letter?

248. Who will have written this letter?

249. Whom will she have taught?

250. Whom will they have invited?

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