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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the verb or verb phrase(s) in the sentence. (33 points)
*Look at the number in parentheses to know how many sets of verbs/verb phrases there are.
2. Identify if the sentence is written in the active or passive voice. (33 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
*There are NINETEEN active voice.
*There are FOURTEEN passive voice.
Verb/Phrase #1: Ben dropped the ball, and the other team picked it up.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Ben dropped the ball, and the other team picked it up.
Verb/Phrase #2: Ben dropped the ball, and the other team picked it up.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Ben dropped the ball, and the other team picked it up.
Verb/Phrase #1: Stella is liked by the whole class and we are amazed by her.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Stella is liked by the whole class and we are amazed by her.
Verb/Phrase #2: Stella is liked by the whole class and we are amazed by her.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Stella is liked by the whole class and we are amazed by her.
Verb/Phrase #1: My dog bit the mail carrier, who was treated at the urgent care center.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: My dog bit the mail carrier, who was treated at the urgent care center.
Verb/Phrase #2: My dog bit the mail carrier, who was treated at the urgent care center.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: My dog bit the mail carrier, who was treated at the urgent care center.
Verb/Phrase #1: Audrey ate a piece of cake and was given another.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Audrey ate a piece of cake and was given another.
Verb/Phrase #1: Audrey ate a piece of cake and was given another.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Audrey ate a piece of cake and was given another.
Verb/Phrase #1: Krista wrote this postcard, but it wasn’t mailed until yesterday.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Krista wrote this postcard, but it wasn’t mailed until yesterday.
Verb/Phrase #2: Krista wrote this postcard, but it wasn’t mailed until yesterday.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Krista wrote this postcard, but it wasn’t mailed until yesterday.
Verb/Phrase: The drums were played by Stan.
Verb/Phrase Voice: The drums were played by Stan.
Verb/Phrase: The cake for the party will be baked by Harry’s dad.
Verb/Phrase Voice: The cake for the party will be baked by Harry’s dad.
Verb/Phrase #1: Andy milked the cows, and Sue gathered the eggs.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Andy milked the cows, and Sue gathered the eggs.
Verb/Phrase #2: Andy milked the cows, and Sue gathered the eggs.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Andy milked the cows, and Sue gathered the eggs.
Verb/Phrase #1: First prize was won by Trudy, and Jamal won second prize.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: First prize was won by Trudy, and Jamal won second prize.
Verb/Phrase #2: First prize was won by Trudy, and Jamal won second prize.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: First prize was won by Trudy, and Jamal won second prize.
Verb/Phrase: The scientist split the atom.
Verb/Phrase Voice: The scientist split the atom.
Verb/Phrase #1: Captain Kidd buried the treasure, and no one could find it.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Captain Kidd buried the treasure, and no one could find it.
Verb/Phrase #2: Captain Kidd buried the treasure, and no one could find it.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Captain Kidd buried the treasure, and no one could find it.
Verb/Phrase #1: Ethiopia was ruled by Haile Selassie and she was liked by all.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Ethiopia was ruled by Haile Selassie and she was liked by all.
Verb/Phrase #2: Ethiopia was ruled by Haile Selassie and she was liked by all.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Ethiopia was ruled by Haile Selassie and she was liked by all.
Verb/Phrase: Mozart wrote many wonderful sonatas.
Verb/Phrase Voice: Mozart wrote many wonderful sonatas.
Verb/Phrase #1: Carmen painted a portrait of her aunt, and it was given to her uncle.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Carmen painted a portrait of her aunt, and it was given to her uncle.
Verb/Phrase #2: Carmen painted a portrait of her aunt, and it was given to her uncle.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Carmen painted a portrait of her aunt, and it was given to her uncle.
Verb/Phrase: Captain Morse will fly the plane to Iceland.
Verb/Phrase Voice: Captain Morse will fly the plane to Iceland.
Verb/Phrase #1: Carlos dropped the spaghetti, so our dog ate it.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Carlos dropped the spaghetti, so our dog ate it.
Verb/Phrase #2: Carlos dropped the spaghetti, so our dog ate it.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Carlos dropped the spaghetti, so our dog ate it.
Verb/Phrase #1: Dr. Washington gave the lecture, but few were listening.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: Dr. Washington gave the lecture, but few were listening.
Verb/Phrase #2: Dr. Washington gave the lecture, but few were listening.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: Dr. Washington gave the lecture, but few were listening.
Verb/Phrase #1: The carpenters built the house, and it was finished ahead of schedule.
Verb/Phrase Voice #1: The carpenters built the house, and it was finished ahead of schedule.
Verb/Phrase #2: The carpenters built the house, and it was finished ahead of schedule.
Verb/Phrase Voice #2: The carpenters built the house, and it was finished ahead of schedule.
Verb/Phrase: The sled was pulled by horses.
Verb/Phrase Voice: The sled was pulled by horses.
Verb/Phrase: The project will be created by a team of students.
Verb/Phrase Voice: The project will be created by a team of students.