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Active & Passive Voice for Government Exams

Check & learn the Active & Passive Voice rule, tricks with examples for the preparation of Government exam and English subjects in any stream.

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Active & Passive Voice for Government Exams

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  1. Active & Passive Voice for Competitive Exam Passive Voice SSC, IBPS, RRB Active Voice

  2. Introduction If you aim to get a job in government sector, learning the basics of Active Passive Voice is important for you. You will find direct questions on active passive voice in all exams related to SSC, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, RBI etc. So, we have mentioned the basic rules of Active Passive Voice which will help you to prepare the English section for government exams.

  3. Present Simple Tense Passive – Object + is/am/are + verb (3rd form) + by + subject Example: - A - He sings a song. P - A song is sung by him. A - He does not sing a song. P - A song is not sung by him. A - Does he sing a song? P - Is a song sung by him?

  4. Past Simple Tense Passive – Object + was/were + verb (3rd form) + by + subject Example: - A – I killed a snake. P – A snake was killed by me. A - I did not kill a snake. P - A snake was not killed by me. A - Did I kill a snake? P – Was a snake killed by me?

  5. Future Simple Tense Passive – Object + will/shall + be + verb (3rd form) + by + subject Example: - A – She will buy a car. P – A car will be bought by her. A - She will not buy a car. P - A car will not be bought by her. A - Will she buy a car? P – Will a car be bought by her?

  6. Present Continuous Tense Passive – Object + is/am/are + being + verb (3rd form) + by + subject Example: - A – I am writing a letter. P – A letter is being written by me. A - I am writing a letter. P - A letter is not being written by me. A – Am I writing a letter. P - Is a letter being written by me?

  7. Past Continuous Tense Passive – Object + was/were + being + verb (3rd form) + by + subject Example: - A – He was driving a car. P – A car was being driven by him. A - He was not driving a car. P - A car was not being driven by him. A – Was he driving a car? P - Was a car being driven by him?

  8. Present Perfect Tense Passive – Object + has/have + been + verb (3rd form) + by + subject Example: - A – She has finished her work. P – Her work has been finished by her. A – She has not finished her work. P – Her work has not been finished by her. A – Has shefinished her work? P – Has her work been finished by her?

  9. Past Perfect Tense Passive – Object + had + been + verb (3rd form) + by + subject Example: - A – They had completed the assignment. P – The assignment had been completed by them. A – They had not completed the assignment. P – The assignment had not been completed by them. A – Had they completed the assignment? P – Had the assignment been completed by them?

  10. Future Perfect Tense Passive – Object + shall/will + have + been + verb (3rd form) + by + subject Example: - A – You will have started the job. P – The Job will have been started by you. A – You will have not started the job. P – The Job will not have been started by you. A – will you have started the job? P – Will the job has been started by you?

  11. Thank You!! Now Start Preparing for Government Exam.

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