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SSC Stenographer Active Passive Voice — practice questions

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In passive voice, what verb form replaces the main verb?Read the answer and worked solution →Active: He sings a song. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: I am writing a letter. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: I killed a snake. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: She has finished her work. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: She does not sing a song. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: Does he sing a song? Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: They are playing cricket. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: I was writing a letter. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: He had completed the task. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: She will write a letter. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: He will have finished the work. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Convert to passive: Open the door.Read the answer and worked solution →Active: They speak English. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: They are repairing the bridge. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: She had taught me. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: People speak Hindi in India. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: Did she write the letter? Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: Someone has stolen my bag. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Active: The teacher is teaching grammar. Passive form isRead the answer and worked solution →Match active sentence with its passive formRead the answer and worked solution →Fill the correct passive formRead the answer and worked solution →Complete the definition of the active voiceRead the answer and worked solution →Complete the definition of the passive voiceRead the answer and worked solution →Active or passive?Read the answer and worked solution →True or false: voiceRead the answer and worked solution →Naming the voiceRead the answer and worked solution →Order the steps: turn an active sentence passiveRead the answer and worked solution →True or false: why the passive is usedRead the answer and worked solution →Assertion and reasonRead the answer and worked solution →

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In passive voice, what verb form replaces the main verb?

  1. Third form (past participle)
  2. First form only (base)
  3. Second form only (past)
  4. Verb + ing only
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Correct answer: A. Third form (past participle)

1. Chapter's main rule lists this clearly. 2. Passive voice always uses the past participle form. 3. Auxiliary verbs vary by tense. 4. Hence option A. _Source: jkchrome.com SSC Active-Passive Voice PDF (Mistral OCR), section on rules_

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Active: He sings a song. Passive form is

  1. A song was sung by him only
  2. A song is sung by him
  3. A song will sung by him only
  4. A song sings by him only
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Correct answer: B. A song is sung by him

1. Present simple passive: am/is/are + V3. 2. Subject 'he' becomes 'by him' agent. 3. Object 'a song' becomes subject. 4. Hence option A. _Source: jkchrome.com SSC Active-Passive Voice PDF (Mistral OCR), Present Simple Tense passive_

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Active: I am writing a letter. Passive form is

  1. A letter has been written by me only
  2. A letter was written by me only
  3. A letter is being written by me
  4. A letter will be written by me only
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Correct answer: C. A letter is being written by me

1. Present continuous passive: am/is/are being + V3. 2. Object 'a letter' becomes subject. 3. Result: A letter is being written by me. 4. Hence option A. _Source: jkchrome.com SSC Active-Passive Voice PDF (Mistral OCR), Present Continuous Tense passive_

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