English Grammar - Active Voice and Passive Voice: 105 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Active Voice and Passive Voice
Learn Active Voice and Passive Voice in English Grammar with complete explanations, sentence structures, transformation rules, tense-wise conversion, examples, common mistakes, exercises, and multiple-choice questions (MCQs). This comprehensive guide helps students understand how to convert sentences from active to passive voice and vice versa. Ideal for school students and candidates preparing for HTET, CTET, TET, SSC, Banking, UPSC, NDA, CDS, and other competitive examinations.
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0%Q91. Choose the correct sentence using a passive infinitive.
Right Answer: The work needs to be finished by tomorrow.
Explanation:
'To be finished' is the passive infinitive form, correctly used after 'needs'.
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Q93. Choose the correct sentence.
Right Answer: The problem is difficult to solve.
Explanation:
With adjectives like 'difficult', the active infinitive is conventionally used even though the meaning is passive: 'difficult to solve'.
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Q94. Identify the correct sentence using a passive infinitive.
Right Answer: The report is expected to be submitted by Friday.
Explanation:
'To be submitted' is the correct passive infinitive form after 'expected'.
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Q95. Choose the correct sentence.
Right Answer: He was made to apologize.
Explanation:
In the passive form of causative 'make', the infinitive requires 'to': 'was made to apologize' (unlike the active 'made him apologize').
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Q96. Choose the correct sentence using a passive gerund.
Right Answer: She dislikes being criticized in public.
Explanation:
'Being criticized' is the passive gerund form, correctly used after 'dislikes'.
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