For 100points and gift Rewrite the following sentences in the Active or Passive Voice, whenever possible.

1.The fire destroyed many valuable things.
2. They allowed him five minutes to get ready.
3. No one has ever taught the pupils to do that exercise.
4. Did they offer you the job I told you about?
5. Everyone looks up to the professor.
6. The principal will speak to students who are failing.
7. One cannot eat an orange if nobody has peeled it.
8. They gave the thief a fair trial and sent him to prison.
9. The angry husband called his wife a gossip.
10. Student should not write in the library books.
11. The owner himself showed them the house.

12. Get a policeman to guard this door.
13. People say that workmen were in the habit of smoking in the factory.
14. The new minister is said to be in favour of closer ties between the 2 countries.
15. She hurt herself with a razor blade.
16. People ought to tell us how much they expect of us.
17. They hear him close door.
18. He got caught by the police driving at 80 through BANGKOK.
19. Could you put up my sister for 3 nights?
20. It must have disappointed him terribly that people told him they didn’t want him.
21. Vitamin A is mainly needed by the body for healthy vision.
22. The townspeople regularly gathered outside the black building to chant.
23. They said that this house is worth a lot of money.
24. His opponent made a fool of him in the public debate.
25. We must look into the problem.

1.The fire destroyed many valuable things. → Many valuable things were destroyed by the fire.

2. They allowed him five minutes to get ready. → He was allowed five minutes to get ready.

3. No one has ever taught the pupils to do that exercise. → The pupils have never been taught to do that exercise.

4. Did they offer you the job I told you about? → Were you offered the job you were told about?

5. Everyone looks up to the professor. → NOT POSSIBLE

6. The principal will speak to students who are failing. → The students who are failing will be spoken to by the principal.

7. One cannot eat an orange if nobody has peeled it. → An orange cannot be eaten if it hasn't been peeled.

8. They gave the thief a fair trial and sent him to prison. → The thief was given a fair trial and sent to prison.

9. The angry husband called his wife a gossip. → The wife was called a gossip by the angry husband.

10. Students should not write in the library books. → NOT POSSIBLE

11. The owner himself showed them the house. → They were shown the house by the owner himself.  

12. Get a policeman to guard this door. → NOT POSSIBLE

13. People say that workmen were in the habit of smoking in the factory.  → It is said that workmen were in the habit of smoking in the factory.

14. The new minister is said to be in favour of closer ties between the 2 countries. → They say the new minister is in favor of closer ties between the 2 countries.

15. She hurt herself with a razor blade. → NOT POSSIBLE

16. People ought to tell us how much they expect of us. → We ought to be told how much is expected of us.

17. They hear him close door. → NOT POSSIBLE

18. He got caught by the police driving at 80 through BANGKOK. → The police caught him driving at 80 through Bangkok.

19. Could you put up my sister for 3 nights? → Could my sister be put up for 3 nights?

20. It must have disappointed him terribly that people told him they didn’t want him. → He must have been terribly disappointed when he was told he wasn't wanted.

21. Vitamin A is mainly needed by the body for healthy vision. → The body needs mainly vitamin A for healthy vision.

22. The townspeople regularly gathered outside the black building to chant. → NOT POSSIBLE

23. They said that this house is worth a lot of money. → His house is said to be worth a lot of money.

24. His opponent made a fool of him in the public debate. → He was made a fool of by his opponent in the public debate.

25. We must look into the problem. → The problem must be looked into.

Explanation:

In the active voice, the subject of the sentence is also the performer of the action being described by the verb. Take a look at the example below:

- Gina told me a secret.

In the sentence above, the action described by the verb "told" is performed by the subject Gina. The direct object, what was told, is the "secret". The indirect object, the one who listened, is "me".

To make the passive voice of the sentence above, we can transform either the direct object or the indirect object into the subject. Now, "Gina" will no longer be a subject, but only an agent. The verb structure will change with the addition of the auxiliary "be":

- I was told a secret by Gina.

- A secret was told by Gina to me.

the right ones are in bold.

daintly refers to the fact she was reaching for what she ate, not necessarily what she is like.

greatest charm as in she possessed (=had) the greatest charm.

pleasant (her demeanor)

speaking (of her sensibility)

dead refers to the hypothetical mouse.

bleeding refers to the hypothetical mouse.