Transformation of Sentences Test 30

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Question 1
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Convert from active to passive voice:
Ruth will have spent all the money. [Intermediate]

A
All the money will be spent by Ruth.

B
All the money will have been spent by Ruth.

C
All the money will have been spent by Ruth.

D
All the money is spent by Ruth.

Solution

When the active voice is changed to passive voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is on the action of the verb received by the subject. The verb of the sentence changes to passive form: auxiliary verb + past participle. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option C is correct as it correctly converts the active to passive while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options A, B and D are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense.
Question 2
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Convert from active to passive voice:
Frank will have ordered the drinks. [Intermediate]

A
The drinks will be ordered by Frank.

B
The drinks will order Frank.

C
The drinks will have been ordered by Frank.

D
The drinks are being ordered by Frank.

Solution

When the active voice is changed to passive voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is on the action of the verb received by the subject. The verb of the sentence changes to passive form: auxiliary verb + past participle. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option C is correct as it correctly converts the active to passive while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options A, B and D are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense.
Question 3
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Convert from passive to active voice:
I will not have been abused by her. [Intermediate]

A
She will not abuse me.

B
She will have abused me.

C
She will not have abused me.

D
She will not be abusing me.

Solution

When the passive voice is changed to active voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is the subject performing the action. The verb of the sentence changes into its active form. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option C is correct as it correctly converts the passive to active while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options A and D are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense. Option B is not correct either as the sentence is no longer negative as the original sentence is.
Question 4
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Convert from passive to active voice:
She will have sold the car. [Intermediate]

A
The car will have been sold by her.

B
The car won't be sold by her.

C
The car will be sold by her.

D
The car will have to be sold by her.

Solution

When the passive voice is changed to active voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is the subject performing the action. The verb of the sentence changes into it's active form. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option A is correct as it correctly converts the passive to active while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options B, C and D are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense.
Question 5
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Convert from active to passive:
He will have milked the cow. [Intermediate]

A
The cow will be milked by him.

B
The cow will have been milked by him.

C
The cow is milked by him.

D
The cow has been milked by him.

Solution

When the active voice is changed to passive voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is on the action of the verb received by the subject. The verb of the sentence changes to passive form: will + have + been + past participle. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option B is correct as it correctly converts the active to passive while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options A, C and D are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense.
Question 6
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Convert from active to passive voice:
We shall have done our home-task. [Intermediate]

A
Our home-task will be done by us.

B
We will do our home-task.

C
Our home-task will have been done by us.

D
Our home-task would have been done by us.

Solution

When the active voice is changed to passive voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is on the action of the verb received by the subject. The verb of the sentence changes to passive form: will + have + been + past participle. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option C is correct as it correctly converts the active to passive while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options A, B and D are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense.
Question 7
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Convert from active to passive voice:
The peon will not have rung the bell as yet. [Intermediate]

A
The bell will not have been rung by the peon as yet.

B
The bell will not have to be rung by the peon as yet.

C
The bell will have been rung by the peon as yet.

D
The bell will be rung by the peon as yet.

Solution

When the active voice is changed to passive voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is on the action of the verb received by the subject. The verb of the sentence changes to passive form: auxiliary verb + past participle. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option A is correct as it correctly converts the active to passive while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options B and D are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense. Option C is not correct either as the sentence is not negative like the original question sentence is.
Question 8
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Convert from passive to active voice:
Dinner will have been cooked by mother. [Intermediate]

A
Mother will cook dinner.

B
Mother will be cooking dinner.

C
Mother will have to be cooking dinner.

D
Mother will have cooked dinner.

Solution

When the passive voice is changed to active voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is the subject performing the action. The verb of the sentence changes into it's active form. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option D is correct as it correctly converts the passive to active while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options A, B and C are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense.
Question 9
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Convert from active to passive voice:
You will not have learnt the lesson. [Intermediate]

A
The lesson will have been learnt by you.

B
The lesson will be learnt by you.

C
The lesson will not be learnt by you.

D
The lesson will not have been learnt by you.

Solution

When the active voice is changed to passive voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is on the action of the verb received by the subject. The verb of the sentence changes to passive form: auxiliary verb + past participle. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option D is correct as it correctly converts the active to passive while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options B and C are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense. Option A is incorrect because the sentence is no longer negative as the original sentence in the question is.
Question 10
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Convert from active to passive voice:
The painter will have painted the house. [Intermediate]

A
The house will get painted by the painter.

B
The house will be painted by the painter.

C
The house by the painter will be painted.

D
The house will have been painted by the painter.

Solution

When the active voice is changed to passive voice, the object and the subject of the sentence interchange their positions, the focus is on the action of the verb received by the subject. The verb of the sentence changes to passive form: auxiliary verb + past participle. However, the tense of the sentence is not changed.

Option D is correct as it correctly converts the active to passive while keeping the future perfect tense of the sentence intact.

Options A, B and C are incorrect as they are not in the future perfect tense.

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Question 1

All the money will be spent by Ruth.

All the money will have been spent by Ruth.

All the money will have been spent by Ruth.

All the money is spent by Ruth.

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Question 2

The drinks will be ordered by Frank.

The drinks will order Frank.

The drinks will have been ordered by Frank.

The drinks are being ordered by Frank.

Solution

Question 3

She will not abuse me.

She will have abused me.

She will not have abused me.

She will not be abusing me.

Solution

Question 4

The car will have been sold by her.

The car won't be sold by her.

The car will be sold by her.

The car will have to be sold by her.

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Question 5

The cow will be milked by him.

The cow will have been milked by him.

The cow is milked by him.

The cow has been milked by him.

Solution

Question 6

Our home-task will be done by us.

We will do our home-task.

Our home-task will have been done by us.

Our home-task would have been done by us.

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Question 7

The bell will not have been rung by the peon as yet.

The bell will not have to be rung by the peon as yet.

The bell will have been rung by the peon as yet.

The bell will be rung by the peon as yet.

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Question 8

Mother will cook dinner.

Mother will be cooking dinner.

Mother will have to be cooking dinner.

Mother will have cooked dinner.

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Question 9

The lesson will have been learnt by you.

The lesson will be learnt by you.

The lesson will not be learnt by you.

The lesson will not have been learnt by you.

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Question 10

The house will get painted by the painter.

The house will be painted by the painter.

The house by the painter will be painted.

The house will have been painted by the painter.

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