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English: Verb Advance Class Notes

The document provides comprehensive notes on the use of active and passive voice in English grammar, detailing rules for converting sentences between the two forms across various tenses. It includes examples for indefinite, continuous, perfect, and modal tenses, as well as guidelines for interrogative and imperative sentences. Additionally, it outlines specific rules related to prepositions and their usage in passive constructions.
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English: Verb Advance Class Notes

The document provides comprehensive notes on the use of active and passive voice in English grammar, detailing rules for converting sentences between the two forms across various tenses. It includes examples for indefinite, continuous, perfect, and modal tenses, as well as guidelines for interrogative and imperative sentences. Additionally, it outlines specific rules related to prepositions and their usage in passive constructions.
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VERB ADVANCE

ENGLISH Class Notes

VOICE

 
Active Voice Passive Voice
Verb dk og :i Voice dgykrk gS ftlls irk pyrk gS fd Object dksbZ dke djrk gS ;k Object ij dksbZ dke gksrk gSaA
Use of Passive Voice
1- ;fn okD; esa Subject uk gksA
tSls % A thief was caught.
2- 'Object' T;knk Important gks ;k tc fØ;k [kqn ugh gksrh cfYd mls fd;k tkrk gSA
tSls % Tea is grown in Assam.

Rules of changing the voice


1. Active voice okys okD; dks passive voice esa cukrs le; ml okD; ds 'subject' dks 'object' esa vkSj 'object' dks 'subject' esa cnyk tkrk
gSA
2. Subject ¼u;k object½ ds igys 'By' dk use tkrk gSA
3. Passive voice esa ges'kk verb dh 3rd form dk use fd;k tkrk gSA
4. Tense fu;e vuqlkj (according to rules) change gksrs gSaA
Active Voice :- He helps me
Passive Voice :- I am helped by him

INDEFINITE TENSE
Active Voice Passive Voice
Present Ind. Tense  Sub + v1/s,es + obj Obj + is/am/are + v3 + by + sub.
Eg : I Speak English English is spoken by me.
Past Ind.  Sub + v2 + obj Obj + was/were + v3 + by + sub
Eg : He wrote a letter A letter was written by him.
Future Ind.  Sub + will/shall + v1 + obj Obj + will/shall + "Be" + v3 + by + sub
Eg : She will help me I shall be helped by her

CONTINUOUS TENSE
Active Voice Passive Voice
Present Cont. Tense  Sub + is/am/are + ving + obj Obj + is/am/are + being + v3 + by + sub
Eg : She is singing a song A song is being sung by her.
Past Cont.  Sub + was/were + ving + obj Obj + was/were + being + v3 + by + sub
Eg : They were doing their work Their work was being done by them.
Future Cont.  Sub + will/shall + be + ving+ obj No change

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PERFECT TENSE
Active Voice Passive Voice

Present Perfect Tense  Sub + has/have + v3 + obj Obj + has/have + been + v3 + by + sub
Eg : He has helped me I have been helped by me

Past Perfect Tense.  Sub + had + v3 + obj Obj + had + been + v3 + by + sub
Eg : She had performed a dance A dance had been performed by her.

Future Perfect Tense  Sub + will/shall + have + v3 Obj + will/shall + have + been + v3 + by + sub
Note :- "Perfect Continuous Tense"
+ obj Passive Voice
Eg : They will have invited me I shall have been invited by them

MODAL
Active Voice Passive Voice

Sub + Modal + v1 + obj Obj + Modal + be + v3 + by + sub


Eg : I can't do this work This work can't be done by me

Sub + Modal + Have + v3 + obj Obj + Modal + Have + Been + v3 + by + sub


Eg : They could have saved him He could have been saved by them.

Interrogative sentence tSls %


Active voice : Who is baking cakes ?
Rule 1 Passive voice : Who are cakes being baked by ?
Yes/No dk Passive cukrs le; Hkh Helping verb dks subject Or
ds igys j[kuk gksrk gSaA By whom are cakes being baked?
tSls %
Active voice : Has she finished the work ?
Passive voice : Has the work been finished by her?
Imperative sentence
Rule 2 Rule 1
Yes/No questions dk passive cukdj mlds igys Interrogative ;fn okD; esa "object" gks rks
words tksM nsus ls wh question cu tkrk gSA Passive voice - Let + obj + be + v3
tSls % tSls %
Active voice : When has she finished the work? Active Voice - Call the police
Passive voice : When has the work been finished by her? Passive Voice - Let the police be called
Note : - ysfdu "who" ;k "whom" ls 'kq: gksus okys question ds Rule 2
passive dks ns[ksa & ;fn okD; esa "object" uk gks rks
tSls % Passive voice -
Active voice : Who sang a song ?
Passive voice : Who was a song sung by ? you are ordered / requested + to + v1..............
Or tSls %
By whom was a song sung?
Active Voice- Go away

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Passive Voice - You are ordered to go away Rule 4
tSls %
Active Voice - Please come in dHkh&dHkh Imperative sentence "Let" ls Hkh 'kq: gksrk gS
Passive Voice - You are requested to come in tSls
Rule 3
Active voice - Let + (objective case) + verb + obj
;fn okD; esa "object" gks ysfdu dksbZ advice ;k moral suggestion
fn;k x;k gS rks Passive voice - Let + object + be + v3 + by + sub
Passive voice - obj + should + be + v3 tSls %
tSls %
Active Voice - Let me teach the students.
Active Voice - Obey your parents.
Passive Voice - Your parents should be obeyed. Passive Voice - Let the students be taught by me.

INFINITIVE (to + v1)


Active Voice Passive Voice

* Sub + is/am/are/was/were + to + v1 + obj Obj + is/am/are/was/were + to + be + v3 + by + obj


Eg : He is to do this work This work is to be done by him
She was to help you You were to be helped by her
* Sub + has/have/had/will have/ shall have + to + v1 + Obj + has/have/had/will have/ shall have + to + be
Object + v3 + by + obj
Eg : You have to perform this task This task has to be performed by you
She had to write a letter A letter had to be written by her
I shall have to invite him He will have to be invited by me

Rules related to voice Active voice - I know you


Rule 1 Passive voice - You are known to me
;fn Active voice esa verb ds ckn fdlh preposition dk use gks Active voice - He is annoying me
rks passive voice esa Hkh verb ds ckn ogh preposition dk use Passive voice - I am being annoyed with him.
gksrk gSA Rule - 3
tSls % ;fn passive voice esa 'by' ds ckn one, someone, nobody,
Active voice - He laughed at me.
Passive voice - I was laughed at by him. police, judge, people etc vk, rks normally mUgsa gVk fn;k tkrk

Rule 2
gSA
dqN verbs ds lkFk preposition fix gksrh gS tSls
tSls % known to, surprised at, vexed at, amazed at, annoyed Active voice - Someone has slapped him.
with somebody, annoyed at something, contained in, Passive voice - He has been slapped.
engulfed in, decorated with, filled with, tired of
tSls %

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