Asked by tammana

He grows wheat in his field




Change this voice
Answered by Dr English
Past tense: He grew wheat in his field.
Answered by Writeacher
Dr English (??) changed the tense, not the voice. He changed it from present tense to past tense.

"Voice" refers to active voice or passive voice. The original sentence is in active voice because the subject is doing the action of the verb. The directions would be stated better if they had said to change the voice from active to passive.

Active = Tom hit the baseball.
(Tom is the subject; Tom is doing the action.)

Passive = The baseball was hit by Tom.
("baseball" is the subject, but it's not doing the action. It's RECEIVING the action.)

Now, how will you change YOUR sentence from active to passive voice?
Answered by he grows wheat in his feild
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Answered by Parneet
Wheat in his field grown by him
Answered by Simran
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Answered by Randeep
In his fields wheat are grown by him.
Answered by Randeep
Wheat is grown by him in his field.
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