Active to Passive Conversion Exercises
Active to passive voice conversion exercises with answers — practise sentence transformations from active to passive and passive to active across all tenses, convert questions and negatives, passivize phrasal verbs, and identify non-passivizable sentences through multiple choice questions online. 4 exercise sets with 80 questions (B1 - B2 Level).
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Active to Passive: Core Conversion
Active to Passive Conversion Exercises
Converting Questions, Negatives & Commands
Active to Passive Conversion Exercises
Phrasal Verbs & Non-Passivizable Sentences
Active to Passive Conversion Exercises
“Active: "A babysitter looks after the children every evening." Choose the correct passive:”
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Passive to Active & Mixed Conversion Practice
Active to Passive Conversion Exercises
“Passive: "The window was broken by the children." Choose the correct active form:”
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Why practice Active to Passive Conversion exercises?
Knowing how passive voice is formed is one thing — being able to convert freely between active and passive is another. These active and passive sentence exercises train the transformation skill step by step. Start with core statement conversions across tenses (B1), then tackle trickier cases: turning active questions and negatives into passive, passivizing phrasal verbs like 'look after' and 'deal with', and spotting sentences that cannot be made passive at all. The final set reverses the direction — passive back to active — and mixes everything together so you can choose whether active or passive voice fits better in any context, building solid B2-level mastery.