The document discusses passive voice and questions, providing examples of converting sentences to passive voice and forming questions. For each example, it gives the active sentence, a question formed from the sentence, and the equivalent passive voice form of the sentence. The examples cover topics around hacking, websites, searching, and proper typing conventions.

1. PASSIVE VOICE AND
QUESTIONS

2. In the future, they will embed some
malicious code.
• Question: What will they embed in the future?
• Passive voice: Some malicious code will be
embedded (by them)

3. Last year, the manager hired a
programmer.
• Question: Who hired a programmer?
• Passive voice: A programmer was hired (by the
manager)

4. Hackers might steal money from
bank accounts.
• Question: What might hackers steal?
• Passive voice: Money might be stolen (by hackers)

5. The website needs a back-up.
• Question: What does the website need?
• Passive voice: A back-up is needed by the website.

6. Hackers may come up with a new
way to wreak havoc.
• Question: What may hackers come up with?
• Passive voice: A new way to wreak havoc may be
come up with.

7. People could become victims of
phishing because they don’t put in
security measures.
• Question: Why could people become victims of
phishing?
• Passive voice: Victims of phishing could be people
if they don’t put in security measures.

8. Internet search engines can search
enormous database on websites.
• Question: What can Internet search engines search
on websites?
• Passive voice: Enormous database on websites can
be searched by Internet search Engines.

9. You must get the best out of any
search on the website.
• Question: What must you get out of any search?
• Passive voice: The best out of any search must be
gotten from the websites

10. You shouldn’t use capital letters
when typing a message.
• Question: What shouldn’t you use when typing a
message?
• Passive voice: Capital letters shouldn’t be used
when typing a message.

11. You should use quotation marks “”
when you quoting somebody’s
phrases.
• Question: What should you use when quoting
somebody’s phrases?
• Passive voice: Quotation marks should be used
when quoting somebody’s phrases.