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Got it πŸ‘ You are asking for 100 exceptional/special-type voice change sentences (like “It is time to take tea → It is time for tea to be taken”), where:

The sentence starts with It / Let / More, etc.

The object may be missing / hidden.

These are non-standard / tricky types that often come in exams.


I’ll give you a list of 100 (with both active & passive forms).


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✅ 100 Exceptional Voice Change Examples

1–20 (Sentences with It)

1. It is time to start the game → It is time for the game to be started.


2. It is time to call the doctor → It is time for the doctor to be called.


3. It is time to solve the problem → It is time for the problem to be solved.


4. It is time to sing a song → It is time for a song to be sung.


5. It is time to open the door → It is time for the door to be opened.


6. It is time to write the letter → It is time for the letter to be written.


7. It is time to read the book → It is time for the book to be read.


8. It is time to close the shop → It is time for the shop to be closed.


9. It is time to punish the culprit → It is time for the culprit to be punished.


10. It is time to ring the bell → It is time for the bell to be rung.


11. It is time to help the poor → It is time for the poor to be helped.


12. It is time to learn the lesson → It is time for the lesson to be learnt.


13. It is time to plant trees → It is time for trees to be planted.


14. It is time to celebrate the festival → It is time for the festival to be celebrated.


15. It is time to make a plan → It is time for a plan to be made.


16. It is time to ask questions → It is time for questions to be asked.


17. It is time to start the meeting → It is time for the meeting to be started.


18. It is time to clean the room → It is time for the room to be cleaned.


19. It is time to complete the work → It is time for the work to be completed.


20. It is time to face the truth → It is time for the truth to be faced.




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21–40 (Sentences with Let)

21. Let me do the work → Let the work be done by me.


22. Let us respect our teachers → Let our teachers be respected.


23. Let her sing a song → Let a song be sung by her.


24. Let us help the needy → Let the needy be helped.


25. Let him drive the car → Let the car be driven by him.


26. Let us enjoy the picnic → Let the picnic be enjoyed.


27. Let them play football → Let football be played by them.


28. Let us complete the project → Let the project be completed.


29. Let us follow the rules → Let the rules be followed.


30. Let him write the essay → Let the essay be written by him.


31. Let us share our knowledge → Let our knowledge be shared.


32. Let her prepare tea → Let tea be prepared by her.


33. Let us start the journey → Let the journey be started.


34. Let him open the window → Let the window be opened by him.


35. Let them distribute food → Let food be distributed by them.


36. Let us protect nature → Let nature be protected.


37. Let us speak the truth → Let the truth be spoken.


38. Let him draw the picture → Let the picture be drawn by him.


39. Let her clean the floor → Let the floor be cleaned by her.


40. Let them solve the puzzle → Let the puzzle be solved by them.




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41–60 (Sentences with More/Other tricky structures)

41. One should obey the law → The law should be obeyed.


42. People say he is honest → He is said to be honest.


43. They believe she is guilty → She is believed to be guilty.


44. We expect him to win → He is expected to win.


45. Everyone knows him → He is known to everyone.


46. People think the earth is round → The earth is thought to be round.


47. They say honesty is the best policy → Honesty is said to be the best policy.


48. People believe in ghosts → Ghosts are believed in.


49. They gave him a prize → A prize was given to him.


50. They elected him president → He was elected president.


51. People call her a genius → She is called a genius.


52. They named the baby Rahul → The baby was named Rahul.


53. We made him captain → He was made captain.


54. They kept us waiting → We were kept waiting.


55. Circumstances forced him to resign → He was forced to resign by circumstances.


56. The noise made me nervous → I was made nervous by the noise.


57. His behavior shocked us → We were shocked by his behavior.


58. They laughed at the beggar → The beggar was laughed at.


59. People listened to him carefully → He was listened to carefully.


60. Someone has tampered with the lock → The lock has been tampered with.




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61–80 (Special forms: “It is said”, “It seems”, etc.)

61. People say he works hard → It is said that he works hard.


62. They believe she sings well → It is believed that she sings well.


63. People think he will pass → It is thought that he will pass.


64. They expect prices will rise → It is expected that prices will rise.


65. People know the earth is round → It is known that the earth is round.


66. They report the thief was caught → It is reported that the thief was caught.


67. People say he is rich → It is said that he is rich.


68. They think she is honest → It is thought that she is honest.


69. People believe God exists → It is believed that God exists.


70. They say she writes poetry → It is said that she writes poetry.


71. They declare the match is over → It is declared that the match is over.


72. People allege he is corrupt → It is alleged that he is corrupt.


73. They report he won the medal → It is reported that he won the medal.


74. People suppose she is lucky → It is supposed that she is lucky.


75. They assume he knows English → It is assumed that he knows English.


76. People think the news is true → It is thought that the news is true.


77. They say the boy is clever → It is said that the boy is clever.


78. People believe the sun moves → It is believed that the sun moves.


79. They say she dances well → It is said that she dances well.


80. They hope he will succeed → It is hoped that he will succeed.




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81–100 (Miscellaneous tricky ones)

81. The teacher made him repeat the lesson → He was made to repeat the lesson.


82. His conduct pleased us → We were pleased with his conduct.


83. This book sells well → This book is well sold.


84. This shirt washes easily → This shirt can be washed easily.


85. The bed feels soft → The bed is felt soft.


86. This pen writes smoothly → This pen is written with smoothly.


87. People know him as a poet → He is known as a poet.


88. They made her cry → She was made to cry.


89. Hunger drove him to steal → He was driven to steal by hunger.


90. People called him a fool → He was called a fool.


91. They kept the door open → The door was kept open.


92. They elected her leader → She was elected leader.


93. They offered him a job → He was offered a job.


94. They taught us grammar → Grammar was taught to us.


95. They showed me the path → I was shown the path.


96. They asked him to leave → He was asked to leave.


97. They forced her to confess → She was forced to confess.


98. People saw him crossing the road → He was seen crossing the road.


99. They heard her singing → She was heard singing.


100. We saw the ship sink → The ship was seen to sink.




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✅ These 100 cover exceptional cases:

It-type sentences.

Let-type imperatives.

Hidden/missing objects.

Special verbs (believe, say, expect, elect, make, see, hear, etc.).


Would you like me to also make a flowchart/tricks sheet (like exam hacks) to identify and change such exceptional sentences quickly?


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