Voice Change of Imperative Sentence with “Let”
Voice Change of Imperative Sentence with Let is very easy to learn if you follow the right method. Here I have highlighted the method so that you can learn it.
The sentences with which we express our order, advice, and request are called imperative sentences.
Imperative Sentence with “Let”
If the active voice of the imperative sentence begins with “Let”, the following rule is used to change the sentence into passive.
Voice Change Rule: Let + Object (Nonliving) + V-3 + by + Object (Living).
- Write “Let”
- Nonliving object
- Past Participle of the verb
- “By” preposition
- Living object
Example of Active and Passive Imperative Sentence with “Let”
Active: Let me do the work now.
Passive: Let the work be done by me now.
Active: Let us forget the matter.
Passive: Let the matter be forgotten by us.
Active: Let me give the chance.
Passive: Let the chance be given by me.
Active: Let us hear the rest.
Passive: Let the rest be heard by us.
Active: Let them say the lie.
Passive: Let the lie be said by them.
Active: Let her read the newspaper.
Passive: Let the newspaper be read by her.
Active: Let us discuss the matter.
Passive: Let the matter be discussed by us.
Active: Let me paint the wall.
Passive: Let the wall be painted by me.
Active: Let the teacher teach the lesson.
Passive: Let the lesson be taught by the teacher.
50+ Voice Change of Imperative Sentences with “Let”
Active: Let the doctor treat the patent.
Passive: Let the patent be treated by the doctor.
Active: Let the girl sing the song.
Passive: Let the song be sung by the girl.
Active: Let her receive the call.
Passive: Let the call be received by her.
Active: Let us cook the curry.
Passive: Let the curry be cooked by us.
Active: Let me buy a book.
Passive: Let a book be bought by me.
Active: Let him solve this problem.
Passive: Let this problem be solved by him.
Active: Let us forget the matter.
Passive: Let the matter be forgotten by us.
Active: Let us play cricket.
Passive: Let cricket be played by us.
Active: Let them eat sweets.
Passive: Let sweets be eaten by them.
Active: Let me sell the mobile phone.
Passive: Let the mobile phone be sold by me.
Active: Let me do it.
Passive: Let it be done by me.
Active: Let us follow rules.
Passive: Let the rules be followed by us.
Active: Let her write something.
Passive: Let something be written by her.
Active: Let us discuss the matter.
Passive: Let the matter be discussed by us.
Active: Let him remember the fact.
Passive: Let the fact be remembered by him.
Active: Let him break the wall.
Passive: Let the wall be broken by him.
Active: Let me face the problem.
Passive: Let the problem be faced by me.
Active: Let me show the id card.
Passive: Let the ID card be shown by me.
Active: Let me cut the mango.
Passive: Let the mango be cut by me.
Active: Let the girl write a sentence.
Passive: Let a sentence be written by the girl.
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Active: Let us forget our quarrel.
Passive: Let our quarrel be forgotten by us.
Active: Let him buy this car.
Passive: Let this car be bought by him.
Active: Let me do the work now.
Passive: Let the work be done now by me.
Active: Let us forget the past.
Passive: Let the past be forgotten by us.
Active: Let me give the chance.
Passive: Let the chance be given by me.
Active: Let us hear the truth.
Passive: Let the truth be heard by us.
Active: Let them open the windows.
Passive: Let the windows be opened by them.
Active: Let her read the novel.
Passive: Let the novel be read by her.
Active: Let us distribute the clothes.
Passive: Let the clothes be distributed by us.
Active: Let me paint the wall.
Passive: Let the wall be painted by me.
Active: Let the teacher teach the lesson.
Passive: Let the lesson be taught by the teacher.
Active: Let the doctor treat the patent.
Passive: Let the patent be treated by the doctor.
Active: Let the girl sing the song.
Passive: Let the song be sung by the girl.
Active: Let her receive the call.
Passive: Let the call be received by her.
Active: Let us cook the vegetables.
Passive: Let the vegetables be cooked by us.
Active: Let her say something.
Passive: Let something be said by her.
Active: Let me be an honest teacher.
Passive: Let the teacher been an honest by me.
Active: Let the boy play basketball there.
Passive: Let the basketball be played there by the boy.
Active: Let her cook the fish now.
Passive: Let the fish be cooked now by her.
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