Voice
Change the voice of the
following:
1. The panel asked Sudha technical questions.
2. We have never employed any ladies
on the shop floor.
3. Mr. Moolgaokar introduced Sudha to
Mr. JRD Tata.
4. Sudha had to show some reports to
Mr. Moolgaokar.
5. Hard work brings success.
6. Baron Hausberg buys all my
pictures.
7. Will Pakistan build a nuclear
breeder?
8. His conduct amazed us.
9. Who is creating this mess?
10. He is said to be very rich.
Answers
1. Sudha was asked technical
questions by the panel.
2. No lady has ever been employed on
the shop floor by us.
3. Sudha was introduced to Mr. JRD
Tata by Mr. Moolgaokar.
4. Some reports had to be shown to
Mr. Moolgaokar by Sudha.
5. Success is brought by hard work.
6. All my pictures are bought by
Baron Hausberg.
7. Will a nuclear breeder be built by
Pakistan?
8. We were amazed at his conduct.
9. By whom is this mess being created?
10. They say that he is very rich.
(2) Change the voice of the
following:
1. The wicked people look down upon
books.
2. We should not use bookish
knowledge to condemn others.
3. Physical exercises cure physical
ailments.
4. We should read good books with
full concentration.
5. Studies mould man's character in a
healthy manner.
6. I cannot accept your offer.
7. Crafty men condemn studies.
8. When will you pay your fees.
9. Alas! we shall hear her voice no
more.
10. She could not help me with my
lessons.
Answers
1. Books are looked upon by the
wicked people.
2. Bookish knowledge should not be
used to condemn others."
3. Physical ailments are cured Physical
exercises.
4. Good books should be read with
full concentration.
5. Man's character is moulded in a
healthy manner by studies.
6. Your offer cannot be accepted by
me.
7. Studies are condemned by crafty
men.
8. When will your fees be paid by
you?
9. Alas! her voice will be heard no
more by us.
10. I could not be helped with my
lesson by her.
(3)
Change the voice of the
following:
1. They had seen a mother grizzly and
two cubs the previous day.
2. He found the skin of his left cheek hanging.
3. Handicaps should be accepted in
life.
4. She never shooed them away.
5. She didn't show any emotion.
6. I could hear her reciting prayers.
7. We have mortgaged our conscience
to money.
8. We are threatening the third
fundamental freedom.
9. We should not plunder the natural
resources of the earth.
10. How can we prevent these conflicts?
Answers
1. A mother grizzly and two cups had
been seen by them the previous day. 2.
2. The skin of his left cheek was
found hanging by him.
3. We should accept the handicaps in
life.
4. They were never shooed away by
her.
5. No emotion was showed by her.
6. Her reciting prayers could be
heard by me.
7. Our conscience has been mortgaged
to money by us.
8. The third fundamental freedom is
being threatened by us.
9. The natural resources of the earth
should not be plundered by us.
10. How can these conflicts be
prevented by us?
(4)
Change the voice of the following:
1. We threw chapattis to them.
2. We shared the same room.
3. I know what I can do.
4. What should we do to encourage
environment-friendly practices?
5. The enemy surround Major Som
Nath's company from three sides.
6. He killed many of the intruders in
hand to hand fighting.
7. The enemy aircraft dropped bombs
on the ground targets.
8. Malcolm would open the door
periodically.
9. He couldn't bear the thought of
people's stares.
10. Malcolm gave Barb a beautiful
ring.
Answers
1. Chapattis were thrown to them by
us.
2. The same room was shared by us.
3. What I can do is known to me.
4. What should be done by us to
encourage environment-friendly practices?
5. Major Som Nath's company was
surrounded from three sides by the enemy.
6. Many of the intruders were killed
by him in hand to hand fighting
7. Bombs were dropped on the ground
targets by the enemy aircraft.
8. The door would be opened
periodically by Malcolm. .
9. The thought of people's stares
could not be borne by him.
10. Barb was given a beautiful ring
by Malcolm.
(5)
Change the voice of the following:
1. The surgeon put in more than 1000
stitches.
2. The doctor advised the patient not
to eat rice.
3. The flies were laying eggs in her
wounds.
4. Do you imitate others?
5. I shall help you in every way.
6. Why did your brother give such a
rude reply?
7. Discipline trains people to obey
rules and orders.
8. The Major rebuked the author for
not returning a salute properly.
9. Discipline does not cut down
individual freedom.
10. A private soldier saluted the
author.
Answers
1. More than 1000 stitches were put
in by the surgeon.
2. The patient was advised not to eat
rice by the doctor.
3. Eggs were being laid in her wounds
by the flies.
4. Are others imitated by you?
5. You will be helped by me in every
way!
6. Why was, such a rude reply given
by your brother?
7. People one trained by discipline
to obey rules and orders.
8. The author was rebuked by the
Major for not returning a salute properly.
9. Individual liberty is not cut down
by discipline.
10. The author was saluted by a
private soldier.
(6)
Change the voice of the
following:
1. Malcolm was driving Barb to the
town of Langley.
2. Did they move Malcolm to a
hospital in Edmonton?
3. Grandmother had already washed and
plastered my wooden slate.
4. Grandmother was still reciting
prayers.
5. What had the teachers taught you
at the English school?
6. The smell of blood and the bear
had nauseated him.
7. How could anyone love a freak?
8. She was writing five to six
letters to Malcolm every week.
9. The grizzly was making short
grunting sounds.
10. The giant grizzly was gnawing the
back of her neck.
Answers
1. Barb was being driven to the town
of Langley by Malcolm.
2. Was Malcolm moved to a hospital in
Edmonton by them?
3. My wooden slate had already been
washed and plastered by Grandmother.
4. Prayers were still being recited
by Grandmother.
5. What had you been taught by the
teachers at the English school?
6. He had been nauseated by the smell
of blood and the bear.
7. How could a freak be loved by anyone?
8. Malcolm was being written five to
six letters by her every week.
9. Short grunting sounds were being
made by the grizzly.
10. The back of her neck was being
gnawed by the giant grizzly.
(7)
Change the voice of the
following:
1. She bathed and dressed me.
2. Both Malcolm and Barb loved the
mountains.
3. How did the grizzly attack Malcolm
and Barb?
4. Mother threw sparrows bread
crumbs.
5. This time the village dogs would
meet us at the temple door.
6. The sun had warmed them.
7. One swat of the grizzly's paw
knocked him senseless.
8. The grizzly let out a deafening
roar.
9. The nurse was changing his
bandages.
10. When we carried my grandmother's
corpse off, the birds flew away quietly.
Answers
1. I was bathed and dressed by her.
2. The mountains were loved by both
Malcolm and Barb.
3. How were Malcolm and Barb attacked by the
grizzly?
4. Sparrows were throw bread crumbs
by mother.
5. This time we would be met by the
village dogs at the temple door.
6. They had been warmed by the sun.
7. He was knocked senseless by one
swat of the grizzly's paw.
8. A deafening roar was let out by
the grizzly.
9. His bandages were being changed by
the nurse.
10. When my grandmother's corpse was
carried off, the birds flew away quietly.
Change the voice of the
following:
1. In ancient India people worshipped
the forests.
2. Eyes lend a unique beauty to the
human face.
3. We must conserve every drop of
water.
4. What has man sought in vain
through ages?
5. Next morning the sweeper swept the
bread-crumbs.
6. As was customary we laid her on
the ground.
7. She ignored our protests.
8. The grizzly was raking his face
again and again.
9. I had won a breathing space.
10. Malcolm and Barb had spent many
hours together.
Answers
1. In ancient India the forests were
worshipped.
2. A unique beauty is lent to the
human face by eyes.
3. Every drop of water must be
conserved.
4. What has been sought by man in
vain through ages?
5. Next morning the bread crumbs were
swept by the sweeper.
6. As was customary she was laid on
the ground by us.
7. Our protests were ignored by us.
8. His face was being raked by the
grizzly again and again.
9. A breathing space had been won by
me.
10. Many hours had been spent
together by Malcolm and Barb.
(9)
Change the voice of the
following:
1. Rising populations and expanding
agriculture have increased the consumption of water.
2. His long, white beard covered the
best part of his chest.
3. The priest taught us the alphabet
and the morning prayer.
4. She would ask me what ask me what
the teacher had taught.
5. Those photographs gave a very
horrible
6. A draught of Amrita can confer immortality.
7. By cutting down our forests we
have a have disturbed the water cycle also
8. We must preserve the quality of
water available to us.
9. The two interpreters gave interpreters
gave Junod a great deal of information
About Hiroshima.
10. Junod showed them the photographs
of badly burnt corn
Answers
1. The consumption of water has been
increased been increased by rising populations and expanding agriculture.
2. The best part of his chest was
covered by his long, white beard
3. We were taught the alphabet and
the morning prayer by the priest.
4. I would be asked by her what the
teacher had taught.
5. A very horrible picture of the
city was given by those photographs.
6. Immortality can be conferred by a
draught of ‘Amrita’.
7 By cutting down our forests the
water cycle also has been disturbed by us.
8. The quality of water available to
us must be preserved by us.
9. Junod was given a great deal of
information about Hiroshima two interpreter.
10. They were showed the photographs
of badly burnt corpses by Junod.
(10)
Change the voice of the
following:
1. A new war would leave nothing
worthy of mention.
2. We had to persuade her to stop
overstraining herself.
3. We covered her with a red shroud.
4. The sparrows took no notice of the
bread.
5. Junod and his delegation were
invited by General MacArthur to his office.
6. When should men study mathematics?
7. Practice makes a man perfect.
8. History teaches us the need of a
disciplined living.
9. How can the leader build up the
leadership of his team?
10. What do we expect from railways
and airlines?
Answers
1. Nothing would be left worthy of
mention by a new war.
2. She had to be persuaded to stop
overstraining herself.
3. She was covered with a red shroud.
4. No notice of the bread was taken
by the sparrows.
5. General MacArthur invited Junod
and his delegation to his office.
6. When should mathematics be studied
by men?
7. A man is made perfect by practice.
8. We are taught the need of a disciplined
living by history.
9. How can the leadership of his team
be built up by the leader?
10. What is expected from railways
and airlines by us?
