Active Voice with Two Objects [Voice Change]
We get sometimes two objects in a sentence of active voice. But most of the students get nervous and they cannot understand which object they will write first in passive voice. I hope you will easily understand the matter if you read the examples.
Rule of Voice Change Active to Passive
- Object (Living or nonliving)
- Helping Verb (Tense wise)
- Past Participle Form of Verb (V3)
- Object (Living or nonliving)
- By Preposition
- Subject
30+ Examples of Voice Change
Active: He gave me a book.
Passive: A book was given me by him. / I was given a book by him.
Active: Biplab teaches us English.
Passive: English is taught us by Biplab./ We are taught English by Biplab.
Active: My mother told us the story.
Passive: We were told the story by my mother.
Active: He asked me my name.
Passive: My name was asked me by him.
Active: Ramesh gives Sunita a good book.
Passive: Sunita is given a good book by Ramesh.
Active: Her uncle taught us English.
Passive: English was taught us by her uncle.
Active: The police gave the thief a good kick.
Passive: The thief was given a good kick by the police.
Active: She lent me her mobile phone.
Passive: Her mobile phone was let me by her.
Active: You gave me a great surprise.
Passive: I was given a great surprise by you.
Active: Our teacher taught us Sanskrit.
Passive: We were taught Sanskrit by our teacher.
Active: He gave me a laptop.
Passive: A laptop was given me by him.
Active: She will tell me the secret.
Passive: I shall be told the secret by her.
Active: The man asked her his address.
Passive: His address was asked by the man.
Active: He will lend you some money.
Passive: Some money will be lent you by him.
Active: Her uncle gave her a toy on her birthday.
Passive: She was given a toy on her birthday by her uncle.
Active: My father taught me English grammar.
Passive: English grammar was taught me by my father.
Active: My friend lent you his note book.
Passive: You were lent his note book by my friend.
Voice Change By Digital English
Active: I handed him the mobile phone.
Passive: The mobile phone was handed him by me.
Active: The gentleman gave him a lift on his new motorbike.
Passive: He was given a lift on his new motorbike by the gentleman.
Active: His brother sent me a mail.
Passive: I was sent a mail by his brother.
Active: I will send her a parcel.
Passive: A parcel will be sent her by me.
Active: You can tell me your problem.
Passive: Your problem can be told me by you.
Active: I can show you a path.
Passive: You can be shown a path by me.
Active: She offered me a cup of tea.
Passive: A cup of tea was offered me by her.
Active: They asked me many questions in the interview.
Passive: Many questions in the interview were asked me by them.
Active: The priest used to teach us Sanskrit daily.
Passive: Sanskrit used to be taught us by the priest daily.
Active: Our teacher has sent us a message in our whats app group.
Passive: We have been sent a message in our whats app group by our teacher.
Active: Her mother gave me a glass of water.
Passive: A glass of water was given me by her mother.
Active: Rupali offered me a cup of coffee.
Passive: I was offered a cup of coffee by Rupali.
Active: I reminded him the incident.
Passive: He was reminded the incident by me.
Active: The teacher offered the children sweets.
Passive: Sweets were offered the children by the teacher.
Active: She lends me her laptop.
Passive: I am lent her laptop by her.
Read more:
- Narration Change
- Degree Change
- Transformation of sentences (Simple/Complex and Compound)
- Joining of sentences
- Voice Change of Negative Sentence
- Active and Passive voice Change of Interrogative Sentence
- Voice Change of Imperative Sentence
- Voice Change (A to Z)
- Transformation of sentences (Affirmative to Negative)
If you think this article (Active Voice with Two Objects) is good and necessary, you can share it with your friends and relatives through social media like WhatsApp, Facebook and Messenger. Thank you! – Prakash sir