Question

Change the following sentence into passive voice.
I will do this work.

Answer 1

Hint: The most basic rule of changing a sentence into passive voice is – the object of the sentence takes the place of the subject when changed into a passive voice sentence.

Complete answer:
First let us talk about passive voice and after that we will move to the above given sentence. So, when a sentence is in passive voice, the subject is being acted on by the verb and the subject typically comes after the action. For e.g. dancing is something I do, here the action is dancing and the subject is ‘I’.
There are different rules on how to change a sentence into a passive voice, but in the given question we are dealing with simple future tense. So, we will be discussing that only.
Now, to change into passive voice we need the formula – subject + will + be + past participle + by + object. As you must know the subject of a passive voice sentence is the object of the given sentence, alright?
Now, considering the formula the above given sentence – ‘I will do the work’ will be changed into: “This work will be done by me”.
In passive voice sentences we can even omit the doer, if without it the sentence makes sense. Otherwise you need to add the doer.

Note: While changing the sentence into passive voice you must always remember not to change the tense and the meaning of the original sentence.