Past Indefinite Tense Active and Passive Voice Exercise

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Learn past indefinite tense active and passive voice exercise with answers. Here are 50 solved examples of the past indefinite tense in both active and passive voice:

Past Indefinite Tense Active and Passive Exercise with Answers

  1. Active: She baked a cake. Passive: A cake was baked by her.
  2. Active: They completed the project. Passive: The project was completed by them.
  3. Active: He wrote a two-page long letter. Passive: A two-page long letter was written by him.
  4. Active: The company tested a new product.
  5. Passive: A new product was tested by the company.
  6. Active: We watched a movie. Passive: A movie was watched by us.
  7. Active: The teacher appreciated the students because of their performance.
  8. Passive: The student was appreciated by the teacher because of their performance.
  9. Active: She read a novel. Passive: A novel was read by her.
  10. Active: They organized a party. Passive: A party was organized by them.
  11. Active: He cleaned the house. Passive: The house was cleaned by him.
  12. Active: The chef prepared the meal. Passive: The meal was prepared by the chef.
  13. Active: She finished her homework. Passive: Her homework was finished by her.
  14. Active: They won the match. Passive: The match was won by them.
  15. Active: He repaired the car. Passive: The car was repaired by him.
  16. Active: The artist painted a portrait. Passive: A portrait was painted by the artist.
  17. Active: We visited the museum. Passive: The museum was visited by us.
  18. Active: She bought a new dress. Passive: A new dress was bought by her.
  19. Active: They sold the house. Passive: The house was sold by them.
  20. Active: He discovered a treasure. Passive: A treasure was discovered by him.
  21. Active: The manager approved the financial proposal. Passive: The financial proposal was approved by the manager.
  22. Active: She sang a romantic and sad beautiful song. Passive: A beautiful romantic and sad song was sung by her.
  23. Active: They built a bridge. Passive: A bridge was built by them.
  24. Active: He played the guitar beautifully. Passive: The guitar was played by him beautifully.
  25. Active: The engineer designed the building. Passive: The building was designed by the engineer.
  26. Active: She decorated the room completely. Passive: The room was decorated by her completely.
  27. Active: They held a meeting. Passive: A meeting was held by them.
  28. Active: He won a prize. Passive: A prize was won by him.
  29. Active: The students answered the questions correctly. Passive: The questions were answered correctly by the students.
  30. Active: She planted a tree. Passive: A tree was planted by her.
  31. Active: They started a new project. Passive: A new project was started by them.
  32. Active: He wrote a book. Passive: A book was written by him.
  33. Active: The chef cooked the dinner. Passive: The dinner was cooked by the chef.
  34. Active: She cleaned the windows. Passive: The windows were cleaned by her.
  35. Active: They opened a new store. Passive: A new store was opened by them.
  36. Active: He drew a picture of nature. Passive: A picture of nature was drawn by him.
  37. Active: The judge announced the verdict. Passive: The verdict was announced by the judge.
  38. Active: She typed the document. Passive: The document was typed by her.
  39. Active: They delivered the package. Passive: The package was delivered by them.
  40. Active: He solved the algebraic problem. Passive: The algebraic problem was solved by him.
  41. Active: The team won the championship. Passive: The championship was won by the team.
  42. Active: She mailed the letter two days ago. Passive: The letter was mailed by her two days ago.
  43. Active: They painted the house. Passive: The house was painted by them.
  44. Active: He invented a new gadget. Passive: A new gadget was invented by him.
  45. Active: The director released the movie. Passive: The movie was released by the director.
  46. Active: She answered the phone. Passive: The phone was answered by her.
  47. Active: They repaired the road. Passive: The road was repaired by them.
  48. Active: He taught the lesson. Passive: The lesson was taught by him.
  49. Active: The nurse assisted the doctor. Passive: The doctor was assisted by the nurse.
  50. Active: She arranged the flowers. Passive: The flowers were arranged by her.
  51. Active: They signed the contract. Passive: The contract was signed by them.
  52. Active: He delivered the speech. Passive: The speech was delivered by him.

These examples should help you understand the transformation between active and passive voice in the past indefinite tense.

You can learn the lesson on past indefinite tense active and passive voice in full detail here.

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