Genarally voice change is a way of expressing the action wheather the subject does the work. in the other sense that voice change is a technique to describe the reality of work has completed by the someone(subject)
VOICE CHANGE
There are three kinds of voice
1. Active Voice 2. Passive Voice 3. Quasi passive
Quasi Passive is a kind of active voice . Here the subject describe the sense of work of the sentence
examples
1. Quasi passive : Honey testes sweet.
Passive Voice :- Honey is sweet when it is tested.
2.
so let we introduce about the rules of voice change
1. subjects becomes object
2. objects becomes subject
3. sitting of auxiliary verb according to tense
4. always using v3
5. using by
NOTE : Rules of changing subject to object for change the voice
1. I - Me
2. We - Us
3. They - Them
4. You - You
5. He - Him
6. She - Her
8. It - It
9. Next - Previous
10 . Today - Tonight
etc
Exercises for Interrogative Voice ChangeHere are some exercises to practice changing interrogative sentences from active voice to passive voice. Both the active and passive versions of each sentence are given along with an explanation.
Exercise 1: Change the following interrogative sentences from active to passive voice.
Active: Are they repairing the car?
Passive: Is the car being repaired by them?
Active: Did she write the letter?
Passive: Was the letter written by her?
Complex interrogative sentences from active to passive voice.
Examples of Changing the Voice with WH Questions:
Examples of Active Voice and Passive Voice -
Questions with Who :
Active – Who needs a bi-cycle?
Passive – By whom is a bi-cycle needed?
Active – Who doesn’t play chess?
Passive – By whom is not chess played?
Active – Who is singing songs?
Passive – By whom are songs being sung?
Active – Who are making noise?
Passive – By whom is noise being made?
Active – Who are not joining us?
Passive – By whom are not we being joined?
Active – Who are not playing cricket?
Passive – By whom is not cricket being played?
Active – Who has broken the glass?
Passive – By whom has the glass been broken?
Active – Who has performed the character of Macbeth?
Passive – By whom has the character of Macbeth been performed?
Active – Who have not submitted the project yet?
Passive – By whom has the project not been submitted yet?
Active – Who will keep the money?
Passive – By whom will the money be kept?
Active – Who will not take notes?
Passive – By whom will notes not be taken?
Active – Who will be composing the mails?
Passive – By whom will the mails be being composed?
Active – Who will not be driving the car?
Passive – By whom will the car not be being driven?
Active – Who cuts the wire?
Passive – By whom is the wire cuts?
Questions with Whom :
Active – Whom do you read?
Passive – Who is read by you?
Active – Whom doesn’t he love?
Passive – Who is not loved by him?
Active – Whom is John inviting?
Passive – Who is being invited by John?
Active – Whom are they teaching?
Passive – Who are being taught by them?
Active – Whom is not she requesting for a job?
Passive – Who are not being requested by her for a job? / Who are not being requested for a job by her?
Active – Whom have you cheated?
Passive – Who has been cheated by you?
Active – Whom haven’t you given the money?
Passive – Who hasn’t been given the money by you?
Active – Whom has she encouraged?
Passive – Who has been encouraged by her?
Active – Whom hasn’t she called?
Passive – Who hasn’t been called by her?
Active – Whom will she like?
Passive – Who will be liked by her?
Active – Whom will not they select?
Passive – Who will not be selected by them?
Active – Whom shall we allow in our party?
Passive – Who shall be allowed (by us) in our party?
Active – Whom will not he tell the story?
Passive – Who will not be told the story by him?
Active – Whom shall we be calling?
Passive – Who will be being called by us?
Active – Whom will you be scolding?
Passive – Who will be being scolded
Questions with What :
Type 1:
Active – What forces her?
Passive – By what is she forced? / What is she forced by?
Active – What motivates you?
Passive – By what are you motivated?
Active – What doesn’t help them?
Passive – By what are they not helped?
Active – What is making you nervous?
Passive – By what are you being made nervous?
Active – What is not annoying him?
Passive – By what is he not being annoyed?
Active – What has encouraged Jerry to take part in the competition?
Passive – By what has Jerry been encouraged to take part in the competition?
Active – What have not diverted her mind from study?
Passive – By what has her mind not been diverted from study?
Active – What demotivated you?
Passive – By what were you demotivated?
Active – What did not discourage him?
Passive – By what was he not discouraged?
Active – What had inspired her?
Passive – By what had she been inspired?
Active – What hadn’t push him to raise his voice?
Passive – By what hadn’t he been pushed to raise his voice?
Type 2:
Active – What do you read?
Passive – What is read by you?
Active – What doesn’t he demand?
Passive – What is not demanded by him?
Active – What is Ravi putting down?
Passive – What is being put down by Ravi?
Active – What are they doing?
Passive – What is being done by them?
Active – What is not he drinking?
Passive – What is not being drunk by him?
Active – What have you eaten?
Passive – What has been eaten by you?
Active – What haven’t you written?
Passive – What hasn’t been written by you?
Active – What has she taken?
Passive – What has been taken by her?
Active – What hasn’t she thrown?
Passive – What hasn’t been thrown by her?
Active – What will she take?
Passive – What will be taken by her?
Active – What will not they do?
Passive – What will not be done by them?
Active – What shall we eat?
Passive – What shall be eaten by us?
Active – What will not he say?
Passive – What will not be said by him?
Active – What shall we be writing?
Passive – What will be being written by us?
Active – What will you be doing?
Passive – What will be being done by you?
Questions with When :
Active – When do you read books?
Passive – When are books read by you?
Active – When doesn’t he wash his car?
Passive – When is his car not washed by him?
Active – When is Ravi writing the letter?
Passive – When is the letter being written by Ravi?
Active – When are they decorating the hall?
Passive – When is the hall being decorated by them?
Active – When is not he drinking milk?
Passive – When is milk not being drunk by him?
Active – When have you made the mistake?
Passive – When has mistake been made by you?
Active – When haven’t you eaten the bread?
Passive – When hasn’t the bread been eaten by you?
Active – When has she taken her breakfast?
Passive – When has her breakfast been taken?
Active – When hasn’t she thrown the stone?
Passive – When hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
Active – When did you send him?
Passive – When was he sent by you?
Active – When didn’t they spread the rumour?
Passive – When wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
Active – When was she buying chicken?
Passive – When was chicken being bought by her?
Active – When were we collecting the old newspapers?
Passive – When were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Active – When wasn’t he delivering the same boring speech?
Passive – When wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
Active – When had they transferred her?
Passive – When had she been transferred (by them)?
Active – When hadn’t Anne called him?
Passive – When hadn’t he been called by Anne?
Active – When will she take medicine?
Passive – When will medicine be taken by her?
Active – When will not they attend the prayer?
Passive – When will the prayer not be attended by them?
Active – When shall we start the meeting?
Passive – When will the meeting be started (by us)?
Active – When shall not I meet him?
Passive – When will he not be met (by me)?
Active – When will not he play guitar?
Passive – When will not guitar be played by him?
Active – When shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – When will our tasks be being done?
Active – When will you not be teaching the students?
Passive – When will the students not be being taught by you?
Active – When will Rafiq have shown his new mobile phone?
Passive – When will have his new mobile phone been shown by Rafiq.
Questions with Why :
Active – Why do you read books?
Passive – Why are books read by you?
Active – Why doesn’t he wear suits?
Passive – Why is suits not worn by him?
Active – Why is Ravi writing the letter?
Passive – Why is the letter being written by Ravi?
Active – Why are they decorating the hall?
Passive – Why is the hall being decorated by them?
Active – Why is not he drinking milk?
Passive – Why is milk not being drunk by him?
Active – Why have you made that silly mistake?
Passive – Why has that silly mistake been made by you?
Active – Why haven’t you eaten the cookie?
Passive – Why hasn’t the cookie been eaten by you?
Active – Why has she taken breakfast?
Passive – Why has breakfast been taken by her?
Active – Why hasn’t she thrown the stone?
Passive – Why hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
Active – Why did you send him?
Passive – Why was he sent by you?
Active – Why didn’t they spread the rumour?
Passive – Why wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
Active – Why was she buying chicken?
Passive – Why was chicken being bought by her?
Active – Why were we collecting the old newspapers?
Passive – Why were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Active – Why wasn’t he delivering the same boring speech?
Passive – Why wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
Active – Why had they transferred her?
Passive – Why had she been transferred (by them)?
Active – Why hadn’t Mohini called him?
Passive – Why hadn’t he been called by Mohini?
Active – Why will she take medicine?
Passive – Why will medicine be taken by her?
Active – Why will not they attend the prayer?
Passive – Why will the prayer not be attended by them?
Active – Why shall we start the meeting?
Passive – Why will meeting be started (by us)?
Active – Why shall not I meet him?
Passive – Why will not he be met (by me)?
Active – Why will not he play guitar?
Passive – Why will not guitar be played by him?
Active – Why shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – Why will our tasks be being done?
Active – Why will you not be teaching the students?
Passive – Why will the students not be being taught by you?
Active – Why will Thomas have shown his new mobile phone?
Passive – Why will have his new mobile phone been shown by Thomas.
Questions with Where :
Active – Where do you read books?
Passive – Where are books read by you?
Active – Where doesn’t he keep his suits?
Passive – Where is his suits not kept (by him)?
Active – Where is Roger sending the letter?
Passive – Where is the letter being sent by Roger?
Active – Where are they building a hospital?
Passive – Where is the hospital being built by them?
Active – Where is not she teaching History?
Passive – Where is History not being taught by her?
Active – Where have you made that silly mistake?
Passive – Where has that silly mistake been made by you?
Active – Where haven’t you eaten the cookie?
Passive – Where hasn’t the cookie been eaten by you?
Active – Where has she taken breakfast?
Passive – Where has breakfast been taken by her?
Active – Where hasn’t she thrown the stone?
Passive – Where hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
Active – Where did you send him?
Passive – Where was he sent by you?
Active – Where didn’t they spread the rumour?
Passive – Where wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
Active – Where was she buying chicken?
Passive – Where was chicken being bought by her?
Active – Where were we collecting the old newspapers?
Passive – Where were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Active – Where wasn’t he delivering the same boring speech?
Passive – Where wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
Active – Where had they transferred her?
Passive – Where had she been transferred (by them)?
Active – Where hadn’t Vipasha called him?
Passive – Where hadn’t he been called by Vipasha?
Active – Where will she take medicine?
Passive – Where will medicine be taken by her?
Active – Where will not they attend the prayer?
Passive – Where will the prayer not be attended by them?
Active – Where shall we start the meeting?
Passive – Where will meeting be started (by us)?
Active – Where shall not I meet him?
Passive – Where will he not be met (by me)?
Active – Where will not he play guitar?
Passive – Where will not guitar be played by him?
Active – Where shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – Where will our tasks be being done?
Active – Where will you not be teaching the students?
Passive – Where will the students not be being taught by you?
Active – Where will Thomas have shown his new mobile phone?
Passive – Where will have his new mobile phone been shown by Thomas?
Questions with who
Active – Who needs a bi-cycle?
Passive – By whom is a bi-cycle needed?
Active – Who doesn’t play chess?
Passive – By whom is not chess played?
Active – Who is singing songs?
Passive – By whom are songs being sung?
Active – Who are making noise?
Passive – By whom is noise being made?
Active – Who are not joining us?
Passive – By whom are not we being joined?
Active – Who are not playing cricket?
Passive – By whom is not cricket being played?
Active – Who has broken the glass?
Passive – By whom has the glass been broken?
Active – Who has performed the character of Macbeth?
Passive – By whom has the character of Macbeth been performed?
Active – Who have not submitted the project yet?
Passive – By whom has the project not been submitted yet?
Active – Who will keep the money?
Passive – By whom will the money be kept?
Active – Who will not take notes?
Passive – By whom will notes not be taken?
Active – Who will be composing the mails?
Passive – By whom will the mails be being composed?
Active – Who will not be driving the car?
Passive – By whom will the car not be being driven?
Active – Who cuts the wire?
Passive – By whom is the wire cut.
Questions with Whom :
Active – Whom do you read?
Passive – Who is read by you?
Active – Whom doesn’t he love?
Passive – Who is not loved by him?
Active – Whom is John inviting?
Passive – Who is being invited by John?
Active – Whom are they teaching?
Passive – Who are being taught by them?
Active – Whom is not she requesting for a job?
Passive – Who are not being requested by her for a job? / Who are not being requested for a job by her?
Active – Whom have you cheated?
Passive – Who has been cheated by you?
Active – Whom haven’t you given the money?
Passive – Who hasn’t been given the money by you?
Active – Whom has she encouraged?
Passive – Who has been encouraged by her?
Active – Whom hasn’t she called?
Passive – Who hasn’t been called by her?
Active – Whom will she like?
Passive – Who will be liked by her?
Active – Whom will not they select?
Passive – Who will not be selected by them?
Active – Whom shall we allow in our party?
Passive – Who shall be allowed (by us) in our party?
Active – Whom will not he tell the story?
Passive – Who will not be told the story by him?
Active – Whom shall we be calling?
Passive – Who will be being called by us?
Active – Whom will you be scolding?
Passive – Who will be being scolded by you?
Questions with What :
Type 1:
Active – What forces her?
Passive – By what is she forced? / What is she forced by?
Active – What motivates you?
Passive – By what are you motivated?
Active – What doesn’t help them?
Passive – By what are they not helped?
Active – What is making you nervous?
Passive – By what are you being made nervous?
Active – What is not annoying him?
Passive – By what is he not being annoyed?
Active – What has encouraged Jerry to take part in the competition?
Passive – By what has Jerry been encouraged to take part in the competition?
Active – What have not diverted her mind from study?
Passive – By what has her mind not been diverted from study?
Active – What demotivated you?
Passive – By what were you demotivated?
Active – What did not discourage him?
Passive – By what was he not discouraged?
Active – What had inspired her?
Passive – By what had she been inspired?
Active – What hadn’t push him to raise his voice?
Passive – By what hadn’t he been pushed to raise his voice?
Type 2:
Active – What do you read?
Passive – What is read by you?
Active – What doesn’t he demand?
Passive – What is not demanded by him?
Active – What is Ravi putting down?
Passive – What is being put down by Ravi?
Active – What are they doing?
Passive – What is being done by them?
Active – What is not he drinking?
Passive – What is not being drunk by him?
Active – What have you eaten?
Passive – What has been eaten by you?
Active – What haven’t you written?
Passive – What hasn’t been written by you?
Active – What has she taken?
Passive – What has been taken by her?
Active – What hasn’t she thrown?
Passive – What hasn’t been thrown by her?
Active – What will she take?
Passive – What will be taken by her?
Active – What will not they do?
Passive – What will not be done by them?
Active – What shall we eat?
Passive – What shall be eaten by us?
Active – What will not he say?
Passive – What will not be said by him?
Active – What shall we be writing?
Passive – What will be being written by us?
Active – What will you be doing?
Passive – What will be being done by you?
Questions with When :
Active – When do you read books?
Passive – When are books read by you?
Active – When doesn’t he wash his car?
Passive – When is his car not washed by him?
Active – When is Ravi writing the letter?
Passive – When is the letter being written by Ravi?
Active – When are they decorating the hall?
Passive – When is the hall being decorated by them?
Active – When is not he drinking milk?
Passive – When is milk not being drunk by him?
Active – When have you made the mistake?
Passive – When has mistake been made by you?
Active – When haven’t you eaten the bread?
Passive – When hasn’t the bread been eaten by you?
Active – When has she taken her breakfast?
Passive – When has her breakfast been taken?
Active – When hasn’t she thrown the stone?
Passive – When hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
Active – When did you send him?
Passive – When was he sent by you?
Active – When didn’t they spread the rumour?
Passive – When wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
Active – When was she buying chicken?
Passive – When was chicken being bought by her?
Active – When were we collecting the old newspapers?
Passive – When were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Active – When wasn’t he delivering the same boring speech?
Passive – When wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
Active – When had they transferred her?
Passive – When had she been transferred (by them)?
Active – When hadn’t Anne called him?
Passive – When hadn’t he been called by Anne?
Active – When will she take medicine?
Passive – When will medicine be taken by her?
Active – When will not they attend the prayer?
Passive – When will the prayer not be attended by them?
Active – When shall we start the meeting?
Passive – When will the meeting be started (by us)?
Active – When shall not I meet him?
Passive – When will he not be met (by me)?
Active – When will not he play guitar?
Passive – When will not guitar be played by him?
Active – When shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – When will our tasks be being done?
Active – When will you not be teaching the students?
Passive – When will the students not be being taught by you?
Active – When will Rafiq have shown his new mobile phone?
Passive – When will have his new mobile phone been shown by Rafiq.
Questions with Why :
Active – Why do you read books?
Passive – Why are books read by you?
Active – Why doesn’t he wear suits?
Passive – Why is suits not worn by him?
Active – Why is Ravi writing the letter?
Passive – Why is the letter being written by Ravi?
Active – Why are they decorating the hall?
Passive – Why is the hall being decorated by them?
Active – Why is not he drinking milk?
Passive – Why is milk not being drunk by him?
Active – Why have you made that silly mistake?
Passive – Why has that silly mistake been made by you?
Active – Why haven’t you eaten the cookie?
Passive – Why hasn’t the cookie been eaten by you?
Active – Why has she taken breakfast?
Passive – Why has breakfast been taken by her?
Active – Why hasn’t she thrown the stone?
Passive – Why hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
Active – Why did you send him?
Passive – Why was he sent by you?
Active – Why didn’t they spread the rumour?
Passive – Why wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
Active – Why was she buying chicken?
Passive – Why was chicken being bought by her?
Active – Why were we collecting the old newspapers?
Passive – Why were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Active – Why wasn’t he delivering the same boring speech?
Passive – Why wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
Active – Why had they transferred her?
Passive – Why had she been transferred (by them)?
Active – Why hadn’t Mohini called him?
Passive – Why hadn’t he been called by Mohini?
Active – Why will she take medicine?
Passive – Why will medicine be taken by her?
Active – Why will not they attend the prayer?
Passive – Why will the prayer not be attended by them?
Active – Why shall we start the meeting?
Passive – Why will meeting be started (by us)?
Active – Why shall not I meet him?
Passive – Why will not he be met (by me)?
Active – Why will not he play guitar?
Passive – Why will not guitar be played by him?
Active – Why shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – Why will our tasks be being done?
Active – Why will you not be teaching the students?
Passive – Why will the students not be being taught by you?
Active – Why will Thomas have shown his new mobile phone?
Passive – Why will have his new mobile phone been shown by Thomas.
Questions with Where :
Active – Where do you read books?
Passive – Where are books read by you?
Active – Where doesn’t he keep his suits?
Passive – Where is his suits not kept (by him)?
Active – Where is Roger sending the letter?
Passive – Where is the letter being sent by Roger?
Active – Where are they building a hospital?
Passive – Where is the hospital being built by them?
Active – Where is not she teaching History?
Passive – Where is History not being taught by her?
Active – Where have you made that silly mistake?
Passive – Where has that silly mistake been made by you?
Active – Where haven’t you eaten the cookie?
Passive – Where hasn’t the cookie been eaten by you?
Active – Where has she taken breakfast?
Passive – Where has breakfast been taken by her?
Active – Where hasn’t she thrown the stone?
Passive – Where hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
Active – Where did you send him?
Passive – Where was he sent by you?
Active – Where didn’t they spread the rumour?
Passive – Where wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
Active – Where was she buying chicken?
Passive – Where was chicken being bought by her?
Active – Where were we collecting the old newspapers?
Passive – Where were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Active – Where wasn’t he delivering the same boring speech?
Passive – Where wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
Active – Where had they transferred her?
Passive – Where had she been transferred (by them)?
Active – Where hadn’t Vipasha called him?
Passive – Where hadn’t he been called by Vipasha?
Active – Where will she take medicine?
Passive – Where will medicine be taken by her?
Active – Where will not they attend the prayer?
Passive – Where will the prayer not be attended by them?
Active – Where shall we start the meeting?
Passive – Where will meeting be started (by us)?
Active – Where shall not I meet him?
Passive – Where will he not be met (by me)?
Active – Where will not he play guitar?
Passive – Where will not guitar be played by him?
Active – Where shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – Where will our tasks be being done?
Active – Where will you not be teaching the students?
Passive – Where will the students not be being taught by you?
Active – Where will Thomas have shown his new mobile phone?
Passive – Where will have his new mobile phone been shown by Thomas?
Questions with How :
Active – How do you read books?
Passive – How are books read by you?
Active – How doesn’t he wear suits?
Passive – How is suits not worn by him?
Active – How is Ravi writing the letter?
Passive – How is the letter being written by Ravi?
Active – How are they decorating the hall?
Passive – How is the hall being decorated by them?
Active – How is not he wearing shoes?
Passive – How are shoes not being worn by him?
Active – How have you made that silly mistake?
Passive – How has that silly mistake been made by you?
Active – How haven’t you eaten the cookie?
Passive – How hasn’t the cookie been eaten by you?
Active – How has she taken breakfast?
Passive – How has breakfast been taken by her?
Active – How hasn’t she thrown the stone?
Passive – How hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
Active – How did you send him?
Passive – How was he sent by you?
Active – How didn’t they spread the rumour?
Passive – How wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
Active – How was she buying chicken?
Passive – How was chicken being bought by her?
Active – How were we collecting the old newspapers?
Passive – How were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Active – How wasn’t he delivering the same boring speech?
Passive – How wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
Active – How had they transferred her?
Passive – How had she been transferred (by them)?
Active – How hadn’t Mohini called him?
Passive – How hadn’t he been called by Mohini?
Active – How will she take medicine?
Passive – How will medicine be taken by her?
Active – How will not they attend the prayer?
Passive – How will the prayer not be attended by them?
Active – How shall we start the meeting?
Passive – How will meeting be started (by us)?
Active – Where shall not I meet him?
Passive – Where will he not be met (by me)?
Active – How will not he play guitar?
Passive – How will not guitar be played by him?
Active – How shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – How will our tasks be being done?
Active – How will you not be teaching the students?
Passive – How will the students not be being taught by you?
– How do you read books?
Passive – How are books read by you?
Active – How doesn’t he wear suits?
Passive – How is suits not worn by him?
Active – How is Ravi writing the letter?
Passive – How is the letter being written by Ravi?
Active – How are they decorating the hall?
Passive – How is the hall being decorated by them?
Active – How is not he wearing shoes?
Passive – How are shoes not being worn by him?
Active – How have you made that silly mistake?
Passive – How has that silly mistake been made by you?
Active – How haven’t you eaten the cookie?
Passive – How hasn’t the cookie been eaten by you?
Active – How has she taken breakfast?
Passive – How has breakfast been taken by her?
Active – How hasn’t she thrown the stone?
Passive – How hasn’t the stone been thrown by her?
Active – How did you send him?
Passive – How was he sent by you?
Active – How didn’t they spread the rumour?
Passive – How wasn’t the rumour spread (by them)?
Active – How was she buying chicken?
Passive – How was chicken being bought by her?
Active – How were we collecting the old newspapers?
Passive – How were the old newspapers being collected (by us)?
Active – How wasn’t he delivering the same boring speech?
Passive – How wasn’t the same boring speech being delivered by him?
Active – How had they transferred her?
Passive – How had she been transferred (by them)?
Active – How hadn’t Mohini called him?
Passive – How hadn’t he been called by Mohini?
Active – How will she take medicine?
Passive – How will medicine be taken by her?
Active – How will not they attend the prayer?
Passive – How will the prayer not be attended by them?
Active – How shall we start the meeting?
Passive – How will meeting be started (by us)?
Active – Where shall not I meet him?
Passive – Where will he not be met (by me)?
Active – How will not he play guitar?
Passive – How will not guitar be played by him?
Active – How shall we be doing our tasks?
Passive – How will our tasks be being done?
Active – How will you not be teaching the students?
Passive – How will the students not be being taught by you?