Directions: Transform each sentence from active voice to passive voice. Write only the verb for Set A and complete sentence for Set B.
SET A: Active to Passive (VERBS only)
1.) Active: She saves her money in the bank.
Passive: Her money
by her in the bank.
2.) Active: Sophia always kept her ribbons and medals.
Passive: Ribbons and medals
by Sophia.
3.) Active: Brando feeds the animals in the farm.
Passive: The animals in the farm
by Brando.
4.) Active: My mother bakes a delicious cake.
Passive: A delicious cake
by my mother.
5.) Active: Kelly will wash her toys tomorrow.
Passive: Her toys
by Kelly tomorrow.

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