The document lists various verbs in their passive and active forms: 1. Lists verbs in their active and passive forms such as "write", "drink", "manufacture", and "direct". 2. Explains that the passive voice uses a form of "to be" along with the past participle of the main verb. 3. Provides examples of changing sentences from active to passive voice by making the object the subject.

1. 1. a. I. Wear II.write 2. b. 3. c. III.manufacture IV.drink 4. d. 5. e. V. produce 6. f. VI. componse VII. direct 7. g.

5. Example: Active: The students drink frutsis a lot. Passive: Frutsisaredrunkby the students. (are is a form of the verb “be”. Drunk is the past participle of drink)

6. Form of Passive Voice Verbs

7. The window … broken. The windows … broken.

8. The snakes … cut. The snake … cut.

9. The man … eaten The men … eaten

10. The man … stabbed. The men … stabbed.

11. The man … punched. The men … punched.

12. The man … kicked. The men … kicked.

13. The boy … kissed. The boys … kissed.

14. The man … scratched. The men … scratched.

15. The man … killed. The men … killed.

16. The boy … pushed. The boys … pushed.

17. The man … bitten. The men … bitten.

18. The boy … licked. The boys … licked.

19. The alien … run over. The aliens … run over.

20. The alien .. hit. The aliens .. hit.

21. The babies … taken. The baby … taken.

22. He … stung. They … stung.

23. Exercise They arrested her last week. John wrote a letter. They invited ten friends to the party. The maid will clean all the house for tomorrow. My brother hits me every day We will build a new house.