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Active & Passive Voice Worksheet

Free printable worksheet with answer key. Practice identifying and converting between active voice and passive voice sentences. Perfect for Grades 5–8.

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Name: __________________    Date: __________

🔄 Active & Passive Voice

🔄 Active vs Passive

🟢
Active Voice
Subject does the action
"The cat chased the mouse."
🟡
Passive Voice
Subject receives the action
"The mouse was chased by the cat."

📖 Grammar Guide

Active = subject does the action. Passive = subject receives the action. Passive uses a form of be + past participle (was eaten, were built). Hint: look for "by ___" — if you see it, you are likely in passive voice. Active is stronger and clearer for most writing.

✏️ Active or Passive?

1. The cat chased the mouse. A / P
2. The mouse was chased by the cat. A / P
3. The cake was baked by Mom. A / P
4. Tom threw the ball. A / P

🔄 Convert Active → Passive

5. Mom baked the cake. → The cake by Mom.
6. The dog ate the food. → The food by the dog.

🟢 Convert Passive → Active

7. The letter was written by Sarah. → Sarah the letter.
8. The window was broken by the storm. → The storm the window.

✍️ Write Your Own

9. Write in active voice:
✅ Answers: 1.A 2.P 3.P 4.A 5.was baked 6.was eaten 7.wrote 8.broke
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About This Active & Passive Voice Worksheet – Grammar

This free printable active & passive voice worksheet worksheet reinforces grammar and word knowledge through application, not memorization. Students identify parts of speech, correct sentences, and apply rules in their own writing.

What Students Will Learn

Students learn how words work together in sentences — parts of speech, verb tenses, agreement, and sentence structure. Practicing these rules in context, rather than in isolation, helps students carry correct grammar into their own writing.

How Teachers Can Use This Worksheet

How Parents and Homeschoolers Can Use This Worksheet

Notice grammar in real life — read together and point out interesting sentences. Play word games that name parts of speech. When your child writes something, praise correct usage and gently model fixes for errors rather than over-correcting.

Skills Covered

parts of speech · sentence structure · punctuation · verb tenses · writing mechanics

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