Active Voice and Passive Voice
- Transitive verbs:
It is a verb that denotes an action which
passes over from the subject or doer we called an object.
Examples:
She ate a Mango
Subject Verb Object
Raju
gave me a book.
Noun
Verb Indirect Direct
Object Object
Transitive Verbs:
It denotes a state or an action that is
complete in itself. It doesn’t pass over to an object.
Or
Verbs which don’t have object.
Example:
Birds fly.
Noun Verb
1.
Active Voice :
A verb within the active voice in the
person the person or thing denoted by the subject does the action.
Example:
She eats a banana.
S (Doer of the V O
(Receiver of
Action) Action the action)
2.
Passive voice:
A verb is in the passive voice when
it shows that something is done a person or thing denoted by the subject.
Example:
A mango is eaten by her.
how to change Active Voice to Passive Voice
When a sentence is changed from the A.V to P.V,the following changes take place.
1.Subject becomes object
S---> O
2.Object becomes subject
O--->S
3. Verb changes as be+Past Participle (V3)
V---> be+V3
4.Nouns become Pronouns.
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Active Voice
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Passive Voice
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He
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Him
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You
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You
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She
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Her
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It
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Its
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Your
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Yours
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They
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Their
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We
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Our
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I
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Me
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