Voice Change Practice

Change the Voice:

1. Active: Parents marry the poor girls at a tender age.

2. Active: People eat a large amount of food every day.

3. Passive: A large amount of sugar damages our teeth.

4. Passive: The roads of Dhaka city are not cleaned by the Municipal Corporation today.

5. Active: People cut trees at random.

6. Active: We/People do not care for street children properly.

7. Active: We should take measures to prevent water pollution.

8. Active: Villagers use wood as fuel in the villages.

9. Active: The holy Ramadan gives Muslims an opportunity to reshape their life according to its teachings.

10. Active: The month-long fasting prohibits all wrong, inhuman, and harmful activities.

11. Active: Bangla Academy holds a cultural programme on the occasion.

12. Active: Jacky Smith supervises the school assembly.

13. Active: National dailies have brought out special supplements.

14. Active: Students and teachers of the Institute of Fine Arts bring out a colourful procession from the institute premises.

15. Active: Devonport High School offers an extensive range of extra-curricular activities.

16. Active: Our English teacher runs the Debating Club.

17. Active: The government gives free medical treatment to retired persons.

18. Active: Shopkeepers offer sweets to the clients.

19. Active: Our teachers help us in many ways.

20. Active: Traders open fresh account books.

21. Active: Different socio-cultural organizations have drawn up elaborate programmes to celebrate the day.

22. Active: The fascinating animals of the Night Safari take away Neela's breath.

23. Active: The astronauts explored the surface of the moon and gathered moon rocks.

24. Passive: The astronauts will always be remembered by people.

25. Active: The hunters mercilessly hunt birds.

26. Active: People throw garbage on city streets indiscriminately.

27. Active: We can get a healthy balance of nutrients from fresh homemade foods.

28. Active: Everyday people drink a large number of soft drinks.

29. Active: Feroza looks at the written and printed things with curiosity.

30. Passive: The committee gave a registered card of Grameen Bank to each member.

31. Active: The Chinese first invented paper in China.

32. Active: People pollute water in various ways.

33. Active: A snatcher snatched Neela's bag.

34. Active: The people of Grameen Bank offered Feroza the responsibility of teaching the children.

35. Passive: Nella could see the tigers and hyenas rejoicing in a kill.

36. Passive: Neela tasted a number of different items.

37. Passive: Nella looked at the stranger nervously.

38. Active: The authority evicted the slum dwellers.

39. Active: People take tea to remove tiredness.

40. Active: The Kaji recites verses from the holy Quran during a marriage ceremony.

41. Passive: Readers showed much interest in the contents of the book.

42. Passive: Nothing is known about the tremendous development of science by illiterate people.

43. Active: The host entertains the guests at a bridal party.

44. Active: People put on warm clothes in winter.

45. Active: People use more and more land for human settlement.

46. Active: People celebrate Pahela Baishakh with traditional activities across the country.

47. Active: Farmers spread manure on the ploughed lands to grow more crops.

48. Active: Farmers cultivate land at the outset of the rain.

49. Active: People pollute water in many ways.

50. Passive: Students arrange debate competitions among themselves.

51. Active: The painter did not paint the house.

52. Active: The hunters ruthlessly kill wild animals.

53. Passive: Neela saw a night market going on in China Town.

54. Passive: Grameen Bank grants loans to landless poor people.

55. Passive: The loan that Feroza took could be repaid by her.

56. Passive: Luthfur collects polythene bags, scrap paper, and other materials.

57. Active: He usually takes his meal at home.

58. Passive: Feroza husked four maunds of paddy every week.

59. Passive: Feroza needed reading and writing to improve her condition.

60. Passive: Feroza took all the insults inflicted upon her.

61. Passive: The money he earns is given to his mother by him.

62. Passive: Luthfur takes his bath in a creek near his home.

63. Active: We decorate a beautiful Christmas tree on the eve of Christmas.

64. Passive: The turkey is going to be prepared by Father.

65. Passive: The Lunar Module was landed in the moon's sea of tranquillity by the astronauts.

66. Passive: Latif told Hamid about the computer.

67. Passive: The speakers liked bharta and fried savouries.

68. Passive: A number of weekends have been spent outside Dhaka away from pollution by the speaker.

69. Passive: Neela's nostrils were tickled by the smell of the appetizing Chinese food.

70. Passive: Neela enjoys the colour, chaos, and the crowds.

71. Passive: Activities would be conducted with the Bank through the chairperson by members.

72. Passive: Women are given a better opportunity to take care of both home and career by teaching.

73. Passive: Classes are taken, and students' test and exam scripts are checked by a teacher.

74. Active: The Christians buy and exchange many presents to mark Christmas.

75. Passive: A beautiful Christmas cake has been made for tomorrow by Sarah.

76. Passive: Teachers have studied the latest findings in the field of teaching.

77. Passive: Aziz is going to tell Anwar about some basic things regarding a computer.

78. Active: We can make different things by clicking on the icons with the mouse.

79. Passive: Feroza cherishes a dream of reading and writing.

80. Active: Parents do not send the poor girls to school.

81. Passive: Very few people realize the amount of hard work of a teacher.

82. Active: The garments owners do not provide the garments workers with modern amenities of life.

83. Active: The authority does not give due punishment to the poor.

84. Passive: Computer classes are going to be started very soon by Anwar's school.

85. Passive: It is hoped by Aziz that Anwar will enjoy his computer classes.

86. Passive: The students are behaved well by the teachers.

87. Passive: Enough money could never be earned by Feroza to feed her children.

88. Active: The police could not find out the snatcher.

89. Active: The producer produces junk food for its pungent taste.

90. Passive: Junk food contains added chemicals.

91. Passive: Junk food also contains a lot of fat.

92. Active: The teacher gives the students training on the English language.

93. Active: People cut down trees for fuel.

94. Active: The Muslims observe Eid-ul-Fitr with due religious fervour and solemnity.

95. Active: Dan wants a big lorry from Father on the occasion of Christmas.

96. Passive: Other women were persuaded by Feroza to form a committee of 5-6 members.

97. Passive: The chairperson would hold meetings of members once a week.

98. Passive: A loan of three thousand taka was taken by Feroza.

99. Passive: Solvency and security have been achieved by Feroza.

100. Passive: The mobility of a poor girl is restricted by financial hardship and early marriage.

101. Active: The Bank does not grant bank loans on easy terms to the poor.

102. Passive: The cows are looked after, clothes are washed, and paddy is husked by Feroza in her in-law's house.

103. Passive: Ripe paddy is reaped in the fields by Feroza.

104. Active: Women/We make fire to cook food.

105. Passive: The husked rice was sold in the market by her.

106. Passive: The thudding of her dheki could be heard late at night by people.

107. Active: The garments owners do not equip the garment factories with modern facilities.

108. Passive: Feroza was found to be a very hardworking and responsible loanee by the bank.

109. Passive: The amount she asked for was granted by the bank.

110. Active: People melt tar for construction purposes.

111. Passive: Latif is going to tell Hamid how to use the Internet.

112. Passive: A number of photographs were taken by Neela.

113. Passive: The warm evenings were enjoyed by the family.

114. Passive: Different books can be borrowed from the library by the students.

115. Passive: The teacher assigned homework to the students.

116. Active: He wrote a beautiful letter to his mother.

117. Active: The children sing carols during the festive season.

118. Active: The people of Bangladesh celebrate Pahela Baishakh every year.

119. Active: They bring various kinds of food to the fair.

120. Passive: The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm by the people.

Answer

1. Passive: The poor girls are married by parents at a tender age.

2. Passive: A large amount of food is eaten by people every day.

3. Active: Sugar damages our teeth.

4. Active: The Municipal Corporation cleans the roads of Dhaka city today.

5. Passive: Trees are cut at random by people.

6. Passive: Street children are not cared for properly by us/people.

7. Passive: Measures should be taken by us to prevent water pollution.

8. Passive: Wood is used as fuel in the villages by villagers.

9. Passive: An opportunity to reshape their life according to its teachings is given to Muslims by the holy Ramadan.

10. Passive: All wrong, inhuman, and harmful activities are prohibited by the month-long fasting.

11. Passive: A cultural programme is held by Bangla Academy on the occasion.

12. Passive: The school assembly is supervised by Jacky Smith.

13. Passive: Special supplements have been brought out by national dailies.

14. Passive: A colourful procession is brought out from the institute premises by the students and teachers of the Institute of Fine Arts.

15. Passive: An extensive range of extra-curricular activities is offered by Devonport High School.

16. Passive: The Debating Club is run by our English teacher.

17. Passive: Free medical treatment is given to retired persons by the government.

18. Passive: Sweets are offered to the clients by shopkeepers.

19. Passive: We are helped in many ways by our teachers.

20. Active: Fresh account books are opened by traders.

21. Active: Different socio-cultural organizations draw up elaborate programmes to celebrate the day.

22. Active: Neela's breath is taken away by the fascinating animals of the Night Safari.

23. Active: The surface of the moon was explored and moon rocks were gathered by the astronauts.

24. Active: People will always remember the astronauts.

25. Passive: Birds are ruthlessly hunted by the hunters.

26. Passive: Garbage is thrown on city streets indiscriminately by people.

27. Passive: A healthy balance of nutrients can be gotten from fresh homemade foods by us.

28. Passive: A large number of soft drinks are drunk by people every day.

29. Active: The written and printed things are looked at with curiosity by Feroza.

30. Active: Each member was given a registered card of Grameen Bank by the committee.

31. Active: Paper was first invented by the Chinese.

32. Active: Water is polluted in various ways by people.

33. Active: Neela's bag was snatched by a snatcher.

34. Passive: The responsibility of teaching the children was offered to Feroza by the people of Grameen Bank.

35. Active: A night market was seen by Nella going on in China Town.

36. Active: Neela tasted a number of different items.

37. Active: The stranger was looked at nervously by Nella.

38. Active: The slum dwellers were evicted by the authority.

39. Active: Tea is taken to remove tiredness by people.

40. Active: Verses from the holy Quran are recited during a marriage ceremony by the Kaji.

41. Active: The contents of the book showed much interest to readers.

42. Active: The tremendous development of science by illiterate people is not known.

43. Active: The guests at a bridal party are entertained by the host.

44. Active: Warm clothes are put on by people in winter.

45. Active: More and more land is used for human settlement by people.

46. Active: Pahela Baishakh is celebrated with traditional activities across the country by people.

47. Active: Manure is spread on the ploughed lands to grow more crops by farmers.

48. Active: Land is cultivated at the outset of the rain by farmers.

49. Active: Water is polluted in many ways by people.

50. Active: Debate competitions are arranged among themselves by the students.

51. Active: The house was not painted by the painter.

52. Active: Wild animals are ruthlessly killed by the hunters.

53. Active: Neela saw a night market going on in China Town.

54. Active: Loans are granted to landless poor people by Grameen Bank.

55. Active: The loan that Feroza took was repaid by her.

56. Active: Polythene bags, scrap paper, and other materials are collected by Luthfur.

57. Passive: His meal is usually taken at home by him.

58. Active: Four maunds of paddy were husked every week by Feroza.

59. Active: Reading and writing were needed by Feroza to improve her condition.

60. Active: All the insults inflicted upon her were taken by Feroza.

61. Active: The money he earns is given to his mother by him.

62. Passive: His bath is taken in a creek near his home by Luthfur.

63. Passive: A beautiful Christmas tree is decorated by us on the eve of Christmas.

64. Active: Father is going to prepare the turkey for tomorrow.

65. Active: The Lunar Module landed in the moon's sea of tranquillity by the astronauts.

66. Active: Hamid is told about the computer by Aziz.

67. Active: Bharta and fried savouries were liked by the speakers.

68. Active: A number of weekends outside Dhaka away from pollution were spent by the speaker.

69. Active: The smell of the appetizing Chinese food tickled Neela's nostrils.

70. Active: The colour, chaos, and the crowds are enjoyed by Neela.

71. Active: Members will conduct activities with the Bank through the chairperson.

72. Active: Women are given a better opportunity to take care of both home and career by teaching.

73. Active: A teacher checks students' test and exam scripts.

74. Passive: Many presents are bought and exchanged by the Christians to mark Christmas.

75. Active: Sarah has made a beautiful Christmas cake for tomorrow.

76. Active: The latest findings in the field of teaching have been studied by teachers.

77. Active: Anwar is going to be told about some basic things regarding a computer by Aziz.

78. Passive: Different things can be made by us by clicking on the icons with the mouse.

79. Active: A dream of reading and writing is cherished by Feroza.

80. Passive: The poor girls are not sent to school by parents.

81. Active: The amount of hard work of a teacher is realized by very few people.

82. Active: The garments factories are not equipped with modern amenities of life by the garments owners.

83. Active: Due punishment is not given to the poor by the authority.

84. Active: Computer classes are going to be started very soon by Anwar's school.

85. Active: Aziz hopes that Anwar will enjoy his computer classes.

86. Active: The students behave well with the teachers.

87. Active: Feroza could never earn enough money to feed her children.

88. Passive: The snatcher could not be found by the police.

89. Active: Junk food is produced by the producer for its pungent taste.

90. Active: Chemicals are added to junk food.

91. Active: A lot of fat is also contained in junk food.

92. Active: Homework is assigned to the students by the teacher.

93. Passive: Trees are cut down for fuel by people.

94. Passive: Eid-ul-Fitr is observed with due religious fervour and solemnity by the Muslims.

95. Active: A big lorry is wanted by Dan from Father on the occasion of Christmas.

96. Active: Feroza persuaded other women to form a committee of 5-6 members.

97. Active: The chairperson holds meetings of members once a week.

98. Active: Feroza took a loan of three thousand taka.

99. Active: Feroza achieved solvency and security.

100. Active: Financial hardship and early marriage restrict the mobility of a poor girl.

101. Passive: Bank loans on easy terms are not granted to the poor by the Bank.

102. Active: Feroza looks after the cows, washes clothes, and husks paddy in her in-law's house.

103. Active: Farmers reap ripe paddy in the fields.

104. Passive: Fire is made by women to cook food.

105. Active: She sold the husked rice in the market.

106. Active: The thudding of her dheki could be heard late at night by people.

107. Active: The garment factories are not equipped with modern facilities by the garments owners.

108. Active: Feroza was found to be a very hardworking and responsible loanee by the authority.

109. Passive: The charge of teaching children was taken by Feroza.

110. Passive: By people, junk food is often consumed in restaurants.

111. Active: I will go to Chittagong.

112. Active: Feroza shared her experiences with others.

113. Passive: A lot of food is eaten by the family.

114. Passive: Different books can be borrowed from the library by the students.

115. Passive: Homework was assigned by the teacher to the students.

116. Passive: A beautiful letter was written by him to his mother.

117. Passive: Carols are sung by the children during the festive season.

118. Passive: Pahela Baishakh is celebrated every year by the people of Bangladesh.

119. Passive: Various kinds of food are brought to the fair by them.

120. Active: The people celebrate the festival with great enthusiasm.