Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Exercises

Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Exercise: Present Perfect Tense is usually used to describe something about the past that still has a connection with the present. It can also refer to an action that began in the past and continues to the present. To read more about this topic, continue reading this blog as it will talk about present perfect tense voice change. 

Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Rules

The Present Perfect Tense is an English verb that is used for past actions that are related to or continue into the present. It can be easily recognized by the use of auxiliary verbs. It is one of the most common verb tenses used in English.

• Active Voice Structure: Subject + has/have + past participle + object
• Passive Voice Structure: Object of the active sentence + has/have + been + past participle + by + subject of the active sentence

Example:

• Active: She has written the report.
• Passive: The report has been written by her.

Also Read: Tenses Rules: Charts, Examples, Types [PDF Available]

Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Exercise 1 

Here is a small exercise on changing a sentence into a present perfect tense voice.

• I have finished the job.
• The cat has drunk the milk.
• Another window has been broken by Rahul.
• His ways have been mended by him. 
• Dinner has been cooked by me. 
• I have completed my assignment ahead of schedule.
• The team has won the championship for the third consecutive year.
• She has visited several countries during her summer vacation.
• We have renovated our kitchen and installed new appliances.
• He has published three research papers in reputable journals this year.

Answers:

• The job has been finished by me.
• The milk has been drunk by the cat.
• Rahul has broken another window.
• He has mended his ways.
• I have cooked dinner.
• My assignment has been completed ahead of schedule.
• The championship has been won by the team for the third consecutive year.
• Several countries have been visited by her during her summer vacation.
• Our kitchen has been renovated, and new appliances have been installed.
• Three research papers have been published by him in reputable journals this year.

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Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Exercise 2

Here is a small exercise where you will have to change the sentence from active voice to passive voice.

1. My sister has painted the walls.
2. My mother has prepared a delicious meal.
3. The students have completed their assignments. 
4. The company has released a new product.
5. I have studied French for five years.
6. They have just finished watching the movie.
7. She has traveled to Europe twice.
8. We have lived in this city since 2010.
9. The company has achieved its quarterly sales target.
10. He has written three novels in the past decade.

Answers:

1. The walls have been painted by my sister.
2. A delicious meal has been prepared by my mother.
3. The assignments have been completed by the students.
4. A new product has been released by the company.
5. The movie has just been finished watching by them.
6. Europe has traveled to twice by her.
7. This city has been lived in since 2010 by us.
8. Its quarterly sales target has been achieved by the company.
9. Three novels have been written by him in the past decade.

Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Exercise 3

Check out a small exercise on how you can change the sentence from active voice to passive voice.

1. I have completed the project.
2. You have never seen such a beautiful place.
3. The children have drawn pictures of their parents.
4. John has not called me back yet.
5. The students have completed all their assignments.
6. My sister has graduated with honors from college.
7. They have explored various hiking trails in the mountains.
8. I have worked for this company since I graduated.
9. The chef has prepared a delicious meal for us.
10. She has mastered the art of playing the piano.

Answers:

1. The project has been completed by me.
2. Such a beautiful place has never been seen by you.
3. Pictures have been drawn for their parents by the children.
4. I have not been called back by John yet.
5. All their assignments have been completed by the students.
6. With honors, the college has been graduated from by my sister.
7. Various hiking trails in the mountains have been explored by them.
8. This company has been worked for by me since I graduated.
9. A delicious meal has been prepared for us by the chef.
10. The art of playing the piano has been mastered by her.

Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Exercise 4

Here’s an exercise where you will have to change the following sentences from active voice to passive voice.

1. We have not made a decision yet.
2. Mary has already cooked dinner.
3. They have been discussing the issue for a long time.
4. They have been waiting for hours.
5. We have visited the Grand Canyon during our road trip.
6. He has earned a degree in computer science.
7. The team has won five consecutive matches.
8. I have met many interesting people at the conference.
9. The technology company has developed a groundbreaking app.
10. She has volunteered at the local animal shelter.

Answers:

1. A decision has not been made by us yet.
2. Dinner has already been cooked by Mary.
3. The issue has been discussed for a long time.
4. They have been waiting for hours.
5. The Grand Canyon has been visited by us during our road trip.
6. A degree in computer science has been earned by him.
7. Five consecutive matches have been won by the team.
8. Many interesting people have been met by me at the conference.
9. A groundbreaking app has been developed by the technology company.
10. At the local animal shelter, volunteering has been done by her.

Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Exercise 5

Change the following sentence tense from active voice to passive voice.

1. I have finished writing the report.
2. We have already eaten dinner.
3. Have you ever been to Paris?
4. John has not fixed the car yet.
5. We have celebrated our tenth wedding anniversary.
6. The scientists have made significant discoveries in the field of medicine.
7. By the time we arrive, the construction workers have completed the new bridge.
8. She have finished her novel by the end of the month.
9. They have painted the entire house before the guests arrive.
10. By next year, he has earned his master’s degree in engineering.

Answers:

1. The report has been finished by me.
2. Dinner has already been eaten by us.
3. Has Paris ever been visited by you?
4. The car has not been fixed by John yet.
5. Our tenth wedding anniversary has been celebrated by us.
6. Significant discoveries in the field of medicine have been made by the scientists.
7. By the time we arrive, the new bridge has been completed by the construction workers.
8. Her novel has been finished by the end of the month.
9. The entire house has been painted before the guests arrive by them.
10. By next year, a master’s degree in engineering has been earned by him.

Present Perfect Tense Voice Change Exercise 6

Change the the tense from the present perfect tense to the passive voice of the following sentences.

1. She has cleaned the house.
2. They have finished the project.
3. He has written the report.
4. The team has won the championship.
5. We have decorated the room.

Answers:

1. The house has been cleaned by her.
2. The project has been finished by them.
3. The report has been written by him.
4. The championship has been won by the team.
5. The room has been decorated by us.

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