Active: Lita types a letter.
Passive: A letter is types by Lita.
Active: She would sing a song.
Passive: A song would be sung by her.
Active: Do this work.
Passive: Lat this work be done.
Active: Tell him to go.
Passive: Let him be told to go.
Active: Obey your teacher.
Passive: Your teacher should be obeyed.
Active: Prepare for the worst.
Passive: Be (Get) prepare for the worst.
Active: Please go there.
Passive: You are requested to go there.
Active: Do you see the bird?
Passive: Is the bird seen by you?
Active: Did you see the man?
Passive: Was the man seen by you?
Active: Who gave you icecream?
Passive: By whom were you given icecream?
Active: Whom did you call?
Passive: Who was called by you?
Active: How did you do it?
Passive: How was it done by you?
Active: I do not like puffed rice?
Passive: Puffed rice is not liked by me?
Active: Had you not called him?
Passive: Had he not been called by you?
Active: I have fought a good fight.
Passive: A good fight has been fought by me.
Active: They have stood the table against the wall.
Passive: The table has been stood against the wall by them.
Active: We tallked of them.
Passive: They were tallked of by us.
Active: There are lots of things to do.
Passive: There are lots of things to be done.
Active: You have to admit this.
Passive: This has to be admitted by you.
Active: Someone has stolen my car.
Passive: My car has been stolen.
Active: Honey tastes sweet.
Passive: Honey is sweet when it is tasted.
Active: The cow is milking.
Passive: The cow is being milked.
— Hamim Hossain Mandal (Bulbul)
Jhowbona, Nowda, Murshidabad.
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