Active Passive Voice in Hindi

Active Passive Voice in Hindi

Active to Passive
Active Voice and Passive Voice
1. Active Voice:- à¤œिस वाक्य में कर्ता-Subject की प्रधानता होती है, उसे Active Voice कहते हैं। 
Example: Anjul reads a book.

2. Passive Voice:- à¤œिस वाक्य में कर्म-Object की प्रधानता होती है, उसे Passive Voice कहते हैं। 
Example: A book is read by Sugreev.

➤ English Grammar-अंग्रेजी व्याकरण:- में तीन काल-Tense के (12) भेद होते है जिनमे से केवल (8) भेद के Passive बनाते हैं।

His Name:-
Active Passive Voice in HindiPresent Tense - वर्तमान काल 
1. Present Indefinite
2. Present Continuous
3. Present Perfect

Past Tense - भूत काल 
1. Past Indefinite
2. Past Continuous
3. Past Perfect

Future Tense - à¤­à¤µिष्य काल
1. Future Indefinite
3. Future Perfect

शेष (4) भेद की Passive नहीं बनाते हैं।
His Name:-
1. Present Perfect Continuous
2. Past Perfect Continuous
3. Future Continuous
4. Future Perfect Continuous

Important:- Passive बनाते समय सदैव Verb à¤•ी Third Form à¤•ा प्रयोग करते हैं। 

Passive à¤¬à¤¨ाते समय:-
Subject-कर्ता      ⟷      Object-कर्म
1. I                                                    Me
2. We                                                Us
3. You                                              You
4. He                                                Him
5. She                                               Her
6. They                                            There
7. It                                                   It

Make Active to Passive easily through some formulas.



Present Indefinite
Affirmative
Active-Subject+Verb (First Form)+s/es+Object.
Passive-Object+is/are/am+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: Aasheesh reads a book today.
                 A book is read by Aasheesh today.

Negative
Active-Subject+does/do+not+Verb (First Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+is/are/am+not+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: You do not call me here today.
                  I am not called by you here today.

First type - Interrogative
Active-Does/do+Subject+Verb (First Form)+Object+?
Passive-Is/are/am+Object+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Do I beat him in the day?

                  Is he beaten by me in the day?


Second type - Interrogative
Active-Question Word+does/do+Subject+Verb (First Form)+Object+?
Passive-Question Word+is/are/am+Object+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Why do we play the cricket in the ground today?

                  Why is the Cricket played by us in the ground today?



Present Continuous
Affirmative
Active-Subject+is/are/am+Verb (First Form)+ing+Object.
Passive-Object+is/are/am+being+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: You are playing the match here.

                 The match is being played by you here.


Negative
Active-Subject+is/are/am+not+Verb (First Form)+ing+Object.
Passive-Object+is/are/am+not+being+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: We are not taking the medicine the hospital.

                  The medicine is not being taken by us in the hospital.



First type - Interrogative
Active-Is/are/am+Subject+Verb (First Form)+ing+Object+?
Passive-Is/are/am+Object+being+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Are you telling a lie here?
                  Is a lie being told by you here?

Second type - Interrogative
Active-Question Word+is/are/am+Subject+Verb (First Form)+ing+Object+?
Passive-Question Word+is/are/am+Object+being+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: What are you solving this question in the class?
                  What is this question being solved by you in the class?


Present Perfect
Affirmative
Active-Subject+has/have+Verb (Third Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+has/have+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: You have posted this letter.
                 This letter has been posted by you.

Negative
Active-Subject+has/have+not+Verb (Third Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+has/have+not+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: I have not read a letter today.
                  A letter has not been read by me today.

First type - Interrogative
Active-Has/have+Subject+Verb (Third Form)+Object+?
Passive-Has/have+Object+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Have you made a mistake?
                  Has a mistake been made by you?

Second type - Interrogative
Active-Question Word+has/have+Subject+Verb (Third Form)+Object+?
Passive-Question Word+has/have+Object+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?


Example: Where have you posted a new letter?
                  Where has a new letter been posted by you?



Past Indefinite
Affirmative
Active-Subject+Verb (Second Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+was/were+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: Ram killed Ravan.
                 Ravan was killed by Ram.

Negative
Active-Subject+did+not+Verb (First Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+was/were+not+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: You did not post this letter yesterday.
                  This letter was not posted by you yesterday.

First type - Interrogative
Active-Did+Subject+Verb (First Form)+Object+?
Passive-Was/were+Object+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Did you play Hockey here?
        Was Hockey played by you here?

Second type - Interrogative
Active-Question Word+did+Subject+Verb (First Form)+Object+?
Passive-Question Word+was/were+Object+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Why did you kill this man here?
       Why was this man killed by you here?


Past Continuous
Affirmative
Active-Subject+was/were+Verb (First Form)+ing+Object.
Passive-Object+was/were+being+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: You were teaching him here.
        He was being taught by you here. 

Negative
Active-Subject+was/were+not+Verb (First Form)+ing+Object.
Passive-Object+was/were+not+being+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: He was not playing the game here.
        The game was not being played by him here.

First type - Interrogative
Active-Was/were+Subject+Verb (First Form)+ing+Object+?
Passive-Was/were+Object+being+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Was he reading a letter today?
       Was A letter being read by him today.

Second type - Interrogative
Active-Question Word+was/were+Subject+Verb (First Form)+ing+Object+?
Passive-Question Word+was/were+Object+being+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Why was She playing Hockey here?
        Why was Hockey being played by her here?


Past Perfect
Affirmative
Active-Subject+had+Verb (Third Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+had+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.
Example: You had played the game.
      The game had been played by you.

Negative
Active-Subject+had+not+Verb (Third Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+had+not+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.
Example: He had not sung a prayer.
        A prayer had not been sung by him.

First type - Interrogative
Active-Had+Subject+Verb (Third Form)+Object+?
Passive-Had+Object+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?
Example: Had you made a table?
      Had a table been made by you?

Second type - Interrogative
Active-Question Word+had+Subject+Verb (Third Form)+Object+?
Passive-Question Word+had+Object+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?
Example: Why had you taught him here?
        Why had he been taught by you here?

Future Indefinite
Affirmative
Active-Subject+will/shall+Verb (First Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+will be/shall be+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: You will catch the thief.
                 The thief will be caught by you.

Negative
Active-Subject+will/shall+not+Verb (First Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+will/shall+not+be+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: He will not play the match.
                 The match will not be played by him.

First type - Interrogative
Active-Will/shall+Subject+Verb (First Form)+Object+?
Passive-Will/shall+Object+be+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Will you teach me here?
        Will I be taught by you here?

Second type - Interrogative
Active-Question Word+will/shall+Subject+Verb (First Form)+Object+?
Passive-Question Word+will/shall+Object+be+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Why will you fight him there?
        Why will he be fought by you there?

Future Perfect
Affirmative
Active-Subject+will have/shall have+Verb (Third Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+will have/shall have+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: You will have played a match.
                  A match will have been played by you.

Negative
Active-Subject+will not have/shall not have+Verb (Third Form)+Object.
Passive-Object+will not have/shall+not have+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject.

Example: He will not have read a letter here.
                  A letter will not have been read by him here.

First type - Interrogative
Active-Will/shall+Subject+have+Verb (Third Form)+Object+?
Passive-Will/shall+Object+have+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Will he have done the work there?
        Will the work have been done by him there?

Second type - Interrogative
Active-Question Word+will/shall+Subject+have+Verb (Third Form)+Object+?
Passive-Question Word+will/shall+Object+have+been+Verb (Third Form)+by+Subject+?

Example: Why will you have played the game there?
        Why will the game have been played by you there?


Imperative
Order-(A) - Let+Object+be+Verb (Third Form)+by+you.
                  - You are order to
Example: Open the door.
                  Let the door be opened by you.
or               You are order to open the door.

Order-(N) - Let+Object+not+be+Verb (Third Form)+by+you.
                   - You are order not to
Example: Do make a noise here.
                  Let a noise not be made by you here.
or               You are order not to make a noise here.

Advise-(A) - You are advise to
              (N) - You are advise not to
Example: Eat only fresh food.
                 You are advised to eat only fresh food.

Example: Do not eat stuff food.
                  You are advised not to eat stuff food.

Request-(A) - Please = You are request to
                (N) - Please do not = You are requested not to
Example: Please sit down.
                  You are requested to sit down.

Example: Please do not sit there.
                  You are requested not to sit there.