II. Change the active voice sentence to passive and the passive voice sentence to active. Example: He washes his car every Sunday.
His car is washed by him every Sunday.
The book was written by Steinbeck.
Steinbeck wrote the book.

1. Mark and Gina are going to clean the house.
2. We have written four essays so far this semester.
3. The president of the college awarded Andy a scholarship.
4. The essay was written by Evan.
5. The kids were scared by the noise last night.
6. Do you clean your house everyday?
7. My grandmother taught me how to cook.

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