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Active/Passive Voice Review

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  • How do you know when a sentence is Active?
    The subject is doing the verb.
  • What is Ms. Brumund's dog's name?
    Murphy
  • Active or Passive: TJ ate a ham and cheese Hot Pocket during class.
    Active
  • Active or Passive: My father will write a letter to the principal, complaining about the homework.
    Active
  • Active or Passive: I was summoned by the court.
    Passive
  • What if Ms. Brumund does not accept my late work?
    Active
  • Active or Passive: The whole class was pranked by Ms. Brumund on April Fool's Day.
    Passive
  • Active or Passive: Trinity wrote a song about dancing in the rain.
    Active
  • Active or Passive: Reece sent his old school friend a letter.
    Active
  • How can you rewrite this sentence to make it passive: Jonas bought new soccer cleats after his team lost their game.
    After their team lost the game, new soccer cleats were purchased by Jonas.
  • Active or Passive: Shut the door.
    Active
  • Active or Passive: Shane is going to go snowboarding next week with his friends.
    Active
  • What is the subject of this sentence: Will Toby be visiting the homeless dog shelter today?
    Toby
  • How can you rewrite this sentence to make it active: The shed was built yesterday.
    Someone made the shed yesterday. OR Yesterday, someone made the shed.
  • Active or Passive: The car is being fixed.
    Passive
  • How do you know when a sentence is passive?
    The subject is being acted upon.
  • Active or Passive: Donnovan was voted class president.
    Passive
  • Active or Passive: The "Active/Passive Police" Award goes to Danny.
    Active
  • What is the subject of this sentence: Once again, the flowers died in garden.
    The flowers
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