Active Passive of WH Questions
Active Passive of WH Questions
4
83
Active – Who is singing songs?
Passive – By whom are songs being sung?
86
88
Active – Who are making noise?
Passive – By whom is noise being made?
15
Active – Who are not joining us?
03
Passive – By whom are not we being joined?
OR
Active – Who are not playing cricket?
Passive – By whom is not cricket being played?
NT
ME
Active – Who has broken the glass?
Passive – By whom has the glass been broken?
ISH
4
83
Active – Whom is John inviting?
86
Passive – Who is being invited by John?
88
Active – Whom are they teaching?
15
Passive – Who are being taught by them?
03
Active – Whom is not she requesting for a job?
OR
Passive – Who are not being requested by her for a job? / Who are not being requested
for a job by her? NT
Active – Whom have you cheated?
ME
4
83
Questions with What:
86
Active – What forces her?
88
Passive – By what is she forced? / What is she forced by?
15
Active – What motivates you?
Passive – By what are you motivated?
03
Active – What doesn’t help them?
OR
Passive – By what are they not helped? NT
Active – What is making you nervous?
ME
Passive – By what are you being made nervous?
Passive – By what has her mind not been diverted from study?
KH
4
Passive – What is being done by them?
83
Active – What is not he drinking?
86
Passive – What is not being drunk by him?
88
Active – What have you eaten?
15
Passive – What has been eaten by you?
03
Active – What haven’t you written?
Passive – What hasn’t been written by you?
OR
Active – What has she taken?
NT
Passive – What has been taken by her?
ME
4
Active – When are they decorating the hall?
83
Passive – When is the hall being decorated by them?
86
Active – When is not he drinking milk?
88
Passive – When is milk not being drunk by him?
15
Active – When have you made the mistake?
03
Passive – When has mistake been made by you?
OR
Active – When haven’t you eaten the bread?
Passive – When hasn’t the bread been eaten by you?
NT
Active – When has she taken her breakfast?
ME
Passive – When has her breakfast been taken?
4
Active – When shall we start the meeting?
83
Passive – When will the meeting be started (by us)?
86
Active – When shall not I meet him?
88
Passive – When will he not be met (by me)?
15
Active – When will not he play guitar?
03
Passive – When will not guitar be played by him?
OR
Active – When shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – When will our tasks be being done?
NT
Active – When will you not be teaching the students?
ME
Passive – When will the students not be being taught by you?
Active – When will Rafiq have shown his new mobile phone?
ISH
Passive – When will have his new mobile phone been shown by Rafiq.
GL
EN
4
Passive – Why hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
83
86
Active – Why did you send him?
88
Passive – Why was he sent by you?
15
Active – Why didn’t they spread the rumour?
03
Passive – Why wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
OR
Active – Why was she buying chicken?
Passive – Why was chicken being bought by her?
NT
Active – Why were we collecting the old newspapers?
ME
Passive – Why were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Passive – Why wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
GL
Active – Why will Thomas have shown his new mobile phone?
4
Passive – Why will have his new mobile phone been shown by Thomas.
83
86
Questions with Where:
88
Active – Where do you read books?
15
Passive – Where are books read by you?
03
Active – Where doesn’t he keep his suits?
Passive – Where is his suits not kept (by him)?
4
83
Active – Where had they transferred her?
86
Passive – Where had she been transferred (by them)?
88
Active – Where hadn’t Vipasha called him?
Passive – Where hadn’t he been called by Vipasha?
15
03
Active – Where will she take medicine?
Passive – Where will medicine be taken by her?
OR
Active – Where will not they attend the prayer?
NT
Passive – Where will the prayer not be attended by them?
ME
Active – Where shall we start the meeting?
Passive – Where will meeting be started (by us)?
ISH
Active – Where will Thomas have shown his new mobile phone?
IM
Passive – Where will have his new mobile phone been shown by Thomas?
4
Active – How is not he wearing shoes?
83
Passive – How are shoes not being worn by him?
86
Active – How have you made that silly mistake?
88
Passive – How has that silly mistake been made by you?
15
Active – How haven’t you eaten the cookie?
03
Passive – How hasn’t the cookie been eaten by you?
OR
Active – How has she taken breakfast?
Passive – How has breakfast been taken by her?
NT
Active – How hasn’t she thrown the stone?
ME
Passive – How hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
4
Passive – Where will he not be met (by me)?
83
86
Active – How will not he play guitar?
Passive – How will not guitar be played by him?
88
Active – How shall we be doing our tasks?
15
Passive – How will our tasks be being done?
03
Active – How will you not be teaching the students?
OR
Passive – How will the students not be being taught by you?
NT
Active – How will Sheamus have shown his progress report phone?
Passive – How will have his progress report been shown by Sheamus.
ME
ISH
The questions that begin with do/does, follow a specific structure. The normal structure
of the interrogative sentence in active voice is:
AN
(Active Voice)
N
(Passive Voice)
IM
Active Voice:
Passive Voice:
4
83
1. Are mice caught by the cat?
2. Was the lesson explained clearly by the teacher?
86
3. Are the instructions understood by you?
4. Is a historical scene depicted in the painting
88
15
03
OR
NT
ME
ISH
GL
EN
AN
KH
N
RA
IM