Present Perfect Tense Active and Passive Voice Exercise: 50 Sentences

This article is about the Present Perfect Tense Active and Passive Voice exercise. This includes 50 example sentences in the exercise.

1. What is a Present Perfect Passive Sentence?

A present perfect passive sentence describes an action that has happened in the past but has a result in the present. The focus is on the receiver of the action and not on the doer.

Example:

Active: She has combed her hair.

Her hair has been combed (by her).

How to form Present Perfect Passive Sentences and Questions?

Let us learn the structure of present perfect passive sentences.

Affirmative Form	Question Form
Object + have/ has + been + (past participle form of verb).	Have/has + object + been + (past participle form of verb).
Example: They have cleaned the hospital. The hospital has been cleaned.	Example: Has the hunter caught the lion? Has the lion been caught by the hunter?

3. When are Present Perfect Passive Sentences Used?

• When the doer is not important.

The grass has been cut.

(Who cut the grass is not important.)

• When we focus on the result of an action.

The project has been completed.

(We are concerned that the task is done and not who did it.)

• In formal or objective writing.

A decision has been made.

(Formal tone, passive structure.)

• When the time is not mentioned, but the result affects the present.

The clothes have been washed.

Present Perfect Tense Active and Passive Voice Exercise

Convert the following sentences into the Present perfect passive voice.

1. Somebody has stolen the car.
2. Somebody has not washed this shirt.
3. Somebody has cleaned the room.
4. Somebody has eaten the cake.
5. Somebody has cut the grass.
6. Somebody has ironed the dresses.
7. They have knocked down the houses.
8. They have built a temple.
9. He has grown the plants.
10. Someone has shut the door.
11. Someone has opened the window.
12. John has spent the money.
13. The baby has torn the papers.
14. They have sold the potatoes.
15. Jack has ridden the horse.
16. Ram has paid the fees.
17. A dog has bitten him.
18. The coach has chosen the ball.
19. The employees have done the work.
20. The teacher has taught the chapter.
21. The children have bent the rod.
22. Someone has fed the dogs.
23. The artist has created the master piece.
24. Someone has washed the dishes.
25. Sarah has bunked the classes.
26. They have done the English homework.
27. Ravi has read the novel.
28. I have written an interesting book.
29. Sam has helped me in my project.
30. The boy has hidden the toys.
31. Someone has kept the papers on the table.
32. The leader has led the group.
33. The owner has washed the car.
34. The gardener has dug the hole.
35. I have drawn the cartoon.
36. The pilot has flown the plane.
37. The student has taken the permission to go on a trip.
38. Andrew’s brother has hurt Andrew.
39. I have listened the song.
40. The loud noise has woken us.
41. He has eaten his lunch.
42. We have won the match.
43. He has drunk the juice.
44. I have visited the museum.
45. She has written a letter.
46. We have watched the movie.
47. Her mother has cooked the food.
48. Have you broken the glass?
49. She has spent five years in marriage.
50. They haven’t selected the boy.

Answers

1. My car has been stolen.
2.  This shirt hasn’t been washed.
3. The room has been cleaned.
4. The cake has been eaten.
5. The grass has been cut.
6. The dresses have been ironed.
7.  The houses have been knocked down by them.
8.  A temple has been built.
9.  The plants have been grown by him.
10. The door has been shut.
11. The window has been opened.
12. The money has been spent by John.
13. The papers have been torn by the baby.
14. The potatoes have been sold.
15. The horse has been ridden by Jack.
16. The fee has been paid by Ram.
17. He has been bitten by a dog.
18. The ball has been chosen by the coach.
19. The work has been done by the employees.
20. The chapter has been taught by the teacher.
21. The rod has been bent by the children.
22. The dogs have been fed.
23. A masterpiece has been created by the artist.
24. The dishes have been washed.
25. Classes have been bunked by Sarah.
26. English homework has been done by them.
27. The novel has been read by Ravi.
28. An interesting book has been written by me.
29. I have been helped by Sam in my project.
30. The toys have been hidden by the boy.
31. The papers have been kept on the table.
32. The group has been led by the leader.
33. The car has been washed by the owner.
34. The hole has been dug by the gardener.
35. The cartoon has been drawn by me.
36. The plane has been flown by the pilot.
37. The permission to go on a trip has been taken by the students.
38. Andrew has ben hurt by his brother.
39. The song has been listened by me.
40. We have been woken up by the loud noise.
41. Lunch has been eaten by him.
42. The match has been won by us.
43. Juice has been drunk by him.
44. The museum has been visited by me.
45. A letter has been written by her.
46. The movie has been watched by us.
47. Food has been cooked by her mother.
48. Has the glass bn broken by you?
49.  She has been married for five years.
50. The boy hasn’t been selected.

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