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Skill Based Activity
Skill Based Activity
Skill Based Activity

Unjumble the letters to make a word that has both meanings in the brackets.
1. cslea (a weighing machine/plate on a fish’s skin) ________________________
scale
2. rbka (tree covering/sound of a dog) ________________________

3. lcaf (young cow/lower leg) ________________________
4. rgvaea (serious/tomb) ________________________

5. iknd (caring/type of thing) ________________________

6. tje (plane/spurt of water) ________________________

Easy Grammar
Easy Grammar
Easy Grammar

Active and Passive Voice
An action of a subject, in relation to an object, is expressed in two ways. These two ways
of expressing action of a subject are known as voices . These voices are – active voice and
passive voice.
For example:

I write a letter. (Active Voice)
A letter is written by me. (Passive Voice)
The structure of the same sentence changes when expressed as active voice or passive voice.

The meaning of a sentence, either expressed as active voice or passive voice, remains the
same.
The structure of the same sentence, for both voices are as follows:
Active Voice : Subject + Verb + Object

Passive Voice : Object + Verb + Subject

A. Are the sentences active or passive?

1. Mary makes her bed every morning. Active/Passive

2. Charlie is writing a letter. Active/Passive
3. The match is being played by them. Active/Passive

4. The whole cake was eaten by my brother! Active/Passive

5. The ball was chased by the dog. Active/Passive
6. My mum is going to bake a delicious cake. Active/Passive

7. I washed my car last week. Active/Passive

8. I sent the letters yesterday. Active/Passive

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