Letter to Friend Thanking Him for the Books | English for Class 9 | Eureka Study Aids

Letter to Friend Thanking Him for the Books

Examination Hall,

A.B.C. (City)

March 20, 2020

Dear Tahir,

     I have received the novels you lent to me the day before yesterday. These include "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway, "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding, "Emma" by Jane Austen and "Great Expectation" by Charles Dickens. 

     I am really thankful to you for this. You did me a great favour. All this shows your deep love, trust and friendship for me. I have already started reading these bestsellers. I hope these books will improve my English, expand my comprehension and cultivate my creativity. 

     I assure that I shall take care of your books. I know that a book is neither a toy nor a bug smacker. It is like a friend and should be treated like a friend. I shall try to return these books as early as possible. 

Thanking you again. 

Yours truly, 

X.Y.Z. 

Notes Prepared By: Prof. Shahbaz Asghar

Letter to Sister Thanking Her for a Gift | English for Class 9 | Eureka Study Aids

Letter to Sister Thanking Her for a Gift

Examination Hall,

A.B.C. (City)

March 20, 2020

Dear Saba,

     I hope that you are in good health. I received your gift of Titan Quartz wrist watch on my birthday two days ago. It is a very beautiful watch. I received many gifts but yours was the best. All my friends admired the watch. 

     Moreover, it needed it badly as I happened to lose my erstwhile watch in a mishap a few days ago. I promise that I shall take care of it. It will also help to make me punctual. I think that your gift is not just a present, rather it is a token of your love for me. It makes me realize that sisterhood is truly a special bond. 

    Would that you were present on my birthday party. We all missed you very much. However, your loving gift made me feel that you were with us. I shall keep this gift as a souvenir of your love, attachment and affection for me. 

I thank you again for this precious gift.

Yours affectionately,

X.Y.Z. 

Notes Prepared By: Prof. Shahbaz Asghar

Letter to Brother Advising Him to Improve His Health | English for Class 9 | Eureka Study Aids

Letter to Brother Advising Him to Improve His Health

Examination Hall,

A.B.C. (City)

March 20, 2020

Dear Arif, 

     Though our relationship is a perennial bond of intimate relation yet whenever I get any bad news from you, my sorrow knows no bounds. It makes my heart bleed. I am extremely shocked to know that your health is growing from bad to worse day by day.
     I am informed that you are over worked in your studies and have become a book worm. You stay awake till late at night and have become very weak. I appreciate your love for knowledge but it must not be allowed to damage your health. A young man has no business to feel run down. You must be kicking and bubbling with life and energy.
     Physical fitness is a moral duty. So observe regular hours of work, meals, play and sleep. Try to sleep early and develop a habit of taking morning walk. Make milk, fruit and fresh vegetables a part of your daily meal. If you act upon my advice, I am sure, you will soon improve your health.
I hope that you will give attention to my advice.

Yours affectionately,
X.Y.Z. 

Notes Prepared By: Prof. Shahbaz Asghar

MCQ's | English for Class 9 | Eureka Study Aids

1. MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

QUESTION NO. 1 
Write the correct form of verb. 
1. It (rain) in winter.
2. They (work) hard all day.
3. The sun (set) in the west.
4. I (not take) my meals at night.
5. Do you (go) to school every day?
6. It (rain) now.
7. The boys (do) their home task now.
8. The girls are (play) net ball.
9. Are they (sit) idle?
10. She (love) her cat very much.
11. He (go) to school every day.
12. It (rain) at present.
13. They (drink) tea every morning.
14. Good students always (work) hard.
15. The earth (revolve) around the sun.
16. She (learn) French at present.
17. They (not do) their work regularly.
18. Shahida (sing) a sad song today.
19. They always (come) back home late.
20. She (speak) English now.
21. She (speak) English quite well.
22. The baby (cry) for milk now.
23. They (go) to sleep at ten.
24. He (not keep) me waiting.
25. She (leave) for London tomorrow.
26. They (come) to dinner on Sunday.
27. He (come) back next week.
28. I (read) the two books.
29. She (send) him back.
30. They (live) in this house.
31. I (not hear) from him.
32. She (play) the piano since 2 o' clock.
33. I (wait) here for two hours.
34. The packet (lie) there since morning.
35. I already (take) three cups of coffee.
36. I (not see) you since Monday.
37. My brother (not write) to me for ten years.
38. She (learn) French for over two years.
39. The book (lie) on the table for weeks.
40. He (not speak) to me since March.
41. She (sleep) since morning.
42. How long you (wait) here?
43. He (stand) in the sun for an hour.
44. She (work) in this office for seven years.
45. They (not eat) anything since morning.
46. They already (do) their home task.
47. I already (post) the letter.
48. The fire (burn) at night.
49. You (rest) since morning.
50. I (have) a cup of tea in the morning.
51. She (go) to school an hour ago.
52. The Quaid-e-Azam (work) very hard.
53. He (sell) newspapers for living.
54. She (shut) the door softly.
55. She (do) her home task when the guests arrived.
56. I (read) a book when the bell rang.
57. They (go) to school when the storm broke.
58. It (begin) to rain an hour ago.
59. How long ago you (come) here?
60. She (not hear) any noise.

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QUESTION NO. 2
Write the correct form of verb.
1. He (ride) a bike when he (meet) an accident.
2. He (leave) twenty minutes ago.
3. I (go) to airport when I (see) her.
4. The light (go out) when we (have) dinner.
5. She (sing) a song when I (enter) the room.
6. I (meet) her in the plane.
7. I (make) tea when the doorbell (ring)
8. He (not reply) to my letter.
9. I (buy) this motor bike only a month ago.
10. I (not listen) when you (talk)
11. The farmer (plough) the field when it (start) raining.
12. The bus (move) while I (board) it.
13. I (leave) the house before it started raining.
14. They (take) their meals before the guests arrived.
15. The match started after I (leave) the playground.
16. After you (leave) I (go) to sleep.
17. They (take) their breakfast after they (wash) their hands.
18. She (not say) anything before he (leave)
19. She (leave) before the party (begin)
20. She (ask) why we (want) to leave early.
21. I (ask) her what places she (visit) in Europe.
22. The sun (not rise) before we (be) ready to leave.
23. I never (see) snow before I (go) to Murree.
24. He (go) home after he (finish) his work.
25. The bus (stop) before we (step out).
26. She (work) since morning.
27. It (rain) since last night.
28. They (play) cards for six hours.
29. He (come) here since 1970.
30. She (visit) Europe since childhood.
31. They (leave) for London tomorrow.
32. The court (give) its verdict on Thursday next.
33. I (see) him next Monday.
34. She (take) her lesson in music in the morning.
35. I (read) the paper then.
36. They (play) hockey at that time.
37. You (not understand) it.
38. This watch (not cost) very much.
39. She (work) hard for the competition.
40. I (finish) this exercise in an hour's time.
41. I (not have) much money.
42. What you (do) at four?
43. They (travel) all night.
44. I (wait) for you at the usual time.
45. She (do) her lesson in French in the morning.
46. I (finish) writing this novel by June next year.
47. She (stop) taking this medicine by March next.
48. They (leave) Pakistan before the end of the year.
49. By the next March I (work) on this project for ten years.
50. She (finish) her work before the guests arrive.
51. They (write) their exercise by the time the teacher arrives.
52. The farmers (reap) the harvest before the rains.
53. These mangoes (reach) the market by April.
54. I (read) all the novels of Golding by the end of summer vacation.
55. The meeting (end) by the time we gather.
56. I hope it (stop) raining by the evening.
57. She (take) her examination by the next fall.
58. They (complete) their work by tomorrow.
59. I shall wait here until I (finish) your work.
60. I cannot do anything until I (take) my lunch.

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QUESTION NO. 3 - (VOCABULARY)
1. Learn the synonyms of following words. 

2. Learn the antonyms of the following words.

3. Learn the spellings of the following words. 

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QUESTION NO. 4 - (Parts of Speech)
1. Learn the examples of following parts of speech. 

2. Learn the examples of following parts of speech. 

QUESTION NO. 5 - (Grammar)
1. Learn the examples of following Phrases and Clauses. 

2. Learn the examples of following Sentences and Literary Devices

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Grammar MCQ's | English Guess Paper for Class 9 | Eureka Study Aids

DAY THREE - GRAMMAR MCQ's

1. Parts of Speech

2. Phrases, Clauses, Sentences, Literary Devices

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Correct Form of Verb | English Guess Paper for Class 9 | Eureka Study Aids

DAY ONE - CORRECT FORM OF VERB (MCQ'S)

Write the correct form of verb. 

1. It (rain) in winter. 

2. The sun (set) in the west. 

3. She (love) her cat very much. 

4. He (go) to school every day. 

5. It (rain) at present. 

6. They (drink) tea every morning. 

7. The earth (revolve) around the sun. 

8. She (learn) French at present. 

9. They (not do) their work regularly. 

10. Shahida (sing) a sad song today. 

11. She (speak) English now. 

12. She (speak) English quite well. 

13. The baby (cry) for milk now. 

14. I (wait) here for two hours. 

15. I already (take) three cups of coffee. 

16. I (not see) you since Monday. 

17. She (learn) French for over two years. 

18. The book (lie) on the table for weeks. 

19. He (not speak) to me since March. 

20. She (sleep) since morning. 

21. How long you (wait) here?

22. She (work) in this office for seven years. 

23. They (not eat) anything since morning. 

24. They already (do) their home task. 

25. I already (post) the letter. 

26. You (rest) since morning. 

27. She (go) to school an hour ago. 

28. The Quaid-e-Azam (work) very hard. 

29. She (shut) the door softly. 

30. She (do) her home task when the guests arrived. 

31. I (read) a book when the bell rang. 

32. It (begin) to rain an hour ago. 

33. How long ago you (come) here?

34. He (leave) twenty minutes ago. 

35. I (go) to airport when I (see) her. 

36. I (meet) her in the plane. 

37. I (make) tea when the door bell (ring)

38. He (not reply) to my letter. 

39. I (buy) this motor bike only a month ago. 

40. I (not listen) when you (talk)

41. I (leave) the house before it started raining. 

42. The match started after I (leave) the play ground. 

43. They (leave) for London tomorrow. 

44. I (see) him next Monday. 

45. You (not understand) it. 

46. She (work) hard for the competition. 

47. They (travel) all night. 

48. She (finish) her work before the guests arrive. 

49. I hope it (stop) raining by the evening. 

50. They (complete) their work by tomorrow. 

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8. ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE FOR CLASS 9

ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE

QUESTION NO. 1 (V1)
1. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Present Indefinite Tense)
(i) You take a bath daily.
Passive Voice: A bath is taken by you daily.
(ii) Kurshid helps Naushaba.
Passive Voice: Naushaba is helped by Kurshid.
(iii) The boy makes the picture. 
Passive Voice: The picture is made by the boy.
(iv) She loves her cat very much.
Passive Voice: Her cat is loved by her very much.
(v) We use milk for making cheese.
Passive: Milk is used by us for making cheese.
(vi) She likes apples. 
Passive Voice: Apples are liked by her.
(vii) The mother loves the children.
Passive Voice: The children are loved by the mother.
(viii) We do not like boxing.
Passive Voice: Boxing is not like by us.
(ix) Does she know me?
Passive Voice: Am I known by her?
(x) Who boils eggs?
Passive Voice: By whom are eggs boiled?

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2. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Future Indefinite Tense)
(i) He will write a letter. 
Passive Voice: A letter will be written by him.
(ii) I shall order the carriage.
Passive Voice: The carriage will be ordered by me.
(iii) People will soon forget it. 
Passive Voice: It will be soon forgotten by people.
(iv) He will finish the work in a fortnight.
Passive Voice: The work will be finished in a fortnight by him.
(v) He will give you a box of chocolates.
Passive Voice: You will be given a box of chocolates by him.
(vi) My teacher will help me in my studies.
Passive Voice: I shall be helped in my studies by my mother.
(vii) She will help me. 
Passive Voice: I shall be helped by her.
(viii) We shall not betray our country.
Passive Voice: Our country will not be betrayed by us.
(ix) Will the officer warn the peon?
Passive Voice: Will the peon be warned by the officer?
(x) Who will oppose you? 
Passive Voice:  By whom will you be opposed?

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3. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Imperative Sentences)
(i) Open the door. 
Passive Voice: Let the door be opened.
(ii) Shut the window.
Passive Voice: Let the window be shut.
(iii) Turn off the television.
Passive Voice: Let the television be turned off.
(iv) Learn your lesson.
Passive Voice: Let your lesson be learnt.
(v) Speak the truth.
Passive Voice: Let the truth be spoken.
(vi) Help the poor.
Passive Voice: Let the poor be helped.
(vii) Clean your room.
Passive Voice: Let your room be cleaned.
(viii) Do it. 
Passive Voice: Let it be done.
(ix) Don't touch it.
Passive Voice: Let it not be touched.
(x) Don't tell a lie. 
Passive Voice: Let a lie not be told.

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QUESTION NO. 2 (V2)
1. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Past Indefinite Tense)
(i) They caught the thief. 
Passive Voice: The thief was caught by them.
(ii) He took away my books.
Passive Voice: My books were taken away by him.
(iii) She sang a song. 
Passive Voice: A song was sung by her.
(iv) She bought five video films.
Passive Voice: Five video films were bought by her.
(v) A car ran over an old man.
Passive Voice: An old man was run over by a car.
(vi) The driver opened the door of the car.
Passive Voice: The door of the car was opened by the driver.
(vii) The sudden noise frightened the child. 
Passive Voice: The child was frightened by the sudden noise.
(viii) She gave me five films.
Passive Voice: I was given five films by her.
(ix) He praised the boy for his courage.
Passive Voice: The boy was praised for his courage by him.
(x) The doctor asked her to stay in bed.
Passive Voice: She was asked to stay in bed by the doctor.

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2. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Past Indefinite Tense)
(i) I did not paint the wall.
Passive Voice: The wall was not painted by me.
(ii) We did not hear a sound.
Passive Voice: A sound was not heard by us.
(iii) She did not tell a lie.
Passive Voice: A lie was not told by her.
(iv) He did not fulfill the promise.
Passive Voice: The promise was not fulfilled by him.
(v) He did not open the door.
Passive Voice: The door was not opened by him.
(vi) She did not obey her parents.
Passive Voice: Her parents were not obeyed by her.
(vii) She did not write a letter to him. 
Passive Voice: A letter was not written to him by her.
(viii) They did not help us.
Passive Voice: We were not helped by them.
(ix) The police did not arrest the thief.
Passive Voice: The thief was not arrested by the police.
(x) The students did not complete the homework.
Passive Voice: The homework was not completed by the students.

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3. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Past Indefinite Tense)
(i) Did they catch the thief?
Passive Voice: Was the thief caught by them?
(ii) Did you visit the zoo?
Passive Voice: Was the zoo visited by you?
(iii) Did he make a wise decision?
Passive Voice: Was a wise decision made by him?
(iv) Did they sign the agreement?
Passive Voice: Was the agreement signed by them?
(v) Did the technician check all the cars?
Passive Voice: Were all the cars checked by the technician?
(vi) Did the president make an important speech last night?
Passive Voice: Was an important speech made by the president last night?
(vii) Why did he insult you?
Passive Voice: Why were you insulted by him?
(viii) Why did she write such a letter?
Passive Voice: Why was such a letter written by her?
(ix) Who did it?
Passive Voice: By whom was it done?
(x) Who killed the snake?
Passive Voice: By whom was the snake killed?

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QUESTION NO. 3 (V3)
1. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Present Perfect Tense)
(i) I have sold my bicycle. 
Passive Voice: My bicycle has been sold by me.
(ii) They have won the match.
Passive Voice: The match has been won by them.
(iii) The have bought a horse.
Passive Voice: A horse has been bought by them.
(iv) We have done our homework.
Passive Voice: Our homework has been done by us.
(v) The Board has given me a gold medal.
Passive Voice: A gold medal has been given to me by the Board.
(vi) She has not beaten the dog.
Passive Voice: The dog has not been beaten by her.
(vii) We have not taken tea.
Passive Voice: Tea has not been taken by us.
(viii) They have not done their job.
Passive Voice: Their job has not been done by them.
(ix) Have you finished your work?
Passive Voice: Has your work been finished by you?
(x) Who has punished you?
Passive Voice: By whom have you been punished?

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2. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Past Perfect Tense)
(i) They had gained nothing.
Passive Voice: Nothing had been gained by them.
(ii) The teacher had punished the boy. 
Passive Voice: The boy had been punished by the teacher.
(iii) He had told me to do it.
Passive Voice: I had been told by him to do it.
(iv) I had never experienced such difficulty?
Passive Voice: Such difficulty had never been experienced by me.
(v) We had not seen him before.
Passive Voice: He had not been seen by us before.
(vi) They had not done their home task.
Passive Voice: Their home task had not been done by them.
(vii) He had not applied for the job.
Passive Voice: The job had not been applied for by him.
(viii) Had she solved the problem?
Passive Voice: Had the problem been solved by her?
(ix) Why had she not prepared the dinner?
Passive Voice: Why had the dinner not been prepared by her?
(x) Who had opposed you?
Passive Voice: By whom had you been opposed?

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3. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Future Perfect Tense)
(i) We shall have killed the snake. 
Passive Voice: The snake will have been killed by us.
(ii) He will have read this book.
Passive Voice: This book will have been read by him.
(iii) We shall have finished our work by March next.
Passive Voice: Our work will have been finished by us by March next.
(iv) They will have sold their house.
Passive Voice: Their house will have been sold by them.
(v) Children will have eaten sweets.
Passive Voice: Sweets will have been eaten by children.
(vi) They will have elected him their leader.
Passive Voice: He will have been elected their leader by them.
(vii) They will not have surrendered the enemy. 
Passive Voice: The enemy will not have been surrendered by them.
(viii) Will they have caught the train?
Passive Voice: Will the train have been caught by them?
(ix) Will she has forgiven him?
Passive Voice: Will he have been forgiven by her?
(x) Who will have paid the bill?
Passive Voice: By whom will the bill have been paid?

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QUESTION NO. 4 (V1 + ing)
1. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Present Continuous Tense)
(i) I am making the map of Pakistan.
Passive Voice: The map of Pakistan is being made by me.
(ii) I am waiting for him. 
Passive Voice: He is being waited for by me.
(iii) I am looking for my watch. 
Passive Voice: My watch is being looked for by me.
(iv) We are printing a new book.
Passive Voice: A new book is being printed by us.
(v) He is abusing me for nothing.
Passive Voice: I am being abused by him for nothing.
(vi) They are buying this house.
Passive Voice: This house is being bought by them.
(vii) They are buying new clothes. 
Passive Voice: New clothes are being bought by them.
(viii) The boy is climbing the wall.
Passive Voice: The wall is being climbed by the boy.
(ix) The mason is building the wall.
Passive Voice: The wall is being built by the mason.
(x) The milkman is milking the cow.
Passive Voice: The cow is being milked by the milkman.

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2. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Present Continuous Tense)
(i)  I am not wasting time. 
Passive Voice: Time is not being wasted by me.
(ii) He is not carrying bricks to the roof. 
Passive Voice: Brick are not being carried to the roof by him.
(iii) She is not telling a lie. 
Passive Voice: A lie is not being told by her.
(iv) They are not doing their homework.
Passive Voice: Their homework is not being done by them.
(v) Are you listening the news?
Passive Voice: Is the news being listened by you?
(vi) Are they opening the gifts?
Passive Voice: Are the gifts being opened by them?
(vii) Why is he mending the chair?
Passive Voice: Why is the chair being mended by him?
(viii) Why is he not learning his lessons?
Passive Voice: Why are his lessons not being learnt by him?
(ix) Who is ringing the bell?
Passive Voice: By whom is the bell being rung?
(x) Who is asking questions?
Passive Voice: By whom are questions being asked?

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3. Change the following sentences into passive voice. (Past Continuous Tense)
(i) She was teaching the students. 
Passive Voice: The students were being taught by her.
(ii) You were telling a story.
Passive Voice: A story was being told by you.
(iii) They were saying their prayers. 
Passive Voice: Their prayers were being said by them.
(iv) The teacher was helping the students.
Passive Voice: The students were being helped by the teacher.
(v) Children were making a noise.
Passive Voice: A noise was being made by children.
(vi) They were not making false promises.
Passive Voice: False promises were not being made by them.
(vii) How was he making a picture?
Passive Voice: How was a picture being made by him?
(viii) Why were they beating the boy?
Passive Voice: Why was the boy being beaten by them?
(ix) Who was knocking at the door?
Passive Voice: By whom was the door being knocked at?
(x) Who was asking about you?
Passive Voice: By whom were you being asked about?

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QUESTION NO. 5
1. Change the following sentences into active voice. (Present Tenses)
(i) The picture is made by the boy.
Active Voice: The boy makes the picture.
(ii) The children are loved by the mother.
Active Voice: The mother loves the children.
(iii) Grammar is taught to us by Mr. Ahmad.
Active Voice: Mr. Ahmad teaches us grammar.
(iv) Let the oranges be eaten.
Active Voice: Eat the oranges.
(v) The thief is being caught by the police.
Active Voice: The police is catching the thief.
(vi) He is being deceived by his own friends.
Active Voice: His own friends are deceiving him.
(vii) Bananas are being eaten by the child.
Active Voice: The child is eating bananas.
(viii)  A car has been bought by him. 
Active Voice: He has bought a car.
(ix) The job has been finished by me.
Active Voice: I have finished the job.
(x) By whom have eggs been boiled?
Active Voice: Who has boiled eggs?

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2. Change the following sentences into active voice. (Past Tenses)
(i) The watch was lost by my mother.
Active Voice: My mother lost the watch.
(ii) An essay was written by him. 
Active Voice: He wrote an essay.
(iii) Penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming. 
Active Voice: Alexander Fleming discovered Penicillin.
(iv) The burglar was arrested by the police. 
Active Voice: The police arrested the burglar.
(v) Was the bell rung by a boy?
Active Voice: Did a boy ring the bell?
(vi) By whom was this letter written?
Active Voice: Who wrote this letter?
(vii) Why was such a letter written by your brother?
Active Voice: Why did your brother write such a letter?
(viii) Football was being played by them.
Active Voice: They were playing football.
(ix) The students were being taught by her.
Active Voice: She was teaching the students.
(x) My purse had been stolen by somebody.
Active Voice: Somebody had stolen by purse.

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3. Change the following sentences into active voice. (Future Tenses)
(i) A letter will be written by him.
Active Voice: He will write a letter.
(ii) The room will be cleaned by Najma.
Active Voice: Najma will clean the room.
(iii) It will be soon forgotten by people.
Active Voice: People will soon forget it.
(iv) You will be given a box of chocolates by him.
Active Voice: He will give you a box of chocolates.
(v) I shall be helped by her. 
Active Voice: She will help me.
(vi) By whom will you be opposed?
Active Voice: Who will oppose you?
(vii) The snake will have been killed by us. 
Active Voice: We shall have killed the snake.
(viii) Our work will have been finished by us by March next.
Active Voice: We shall have finished our work by March next.
(ix) Their house will have been sold by them.
Active Voice: They will have sold their house.
(x) Will the train have been caught by them?
Active Voice: Will they have caught the train?

Notes Prepared By: Prof. Shahbaz Asghar