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  English Grammar Rules: Active & Passive voice Voice  is the term used to describe whether a verb is active or passive. Active & Passive Voice is one of the important topics in the English Language section. Active & Passive voice is a must-know topic for English language. It is important that you know all the rules regarding change of active and passive voice to deal with the questions. Questions from the topic “active / passive voice” has been asked in many government exams like SSC, Railways, SBI, IBPS etc. So, it is very important from the examination point of view to know about List of rules of Active and Passive Voice. Here we are providing you with all the important rules of Active and passive voice. ♦ Voice Voice of a verb tells us whether the subject is acting or being acted upon. In other words, Voice is the form of verb that shows whether the Subject does some work or some work is done on the Subject itself. e.g.- 1. Nikhil writes a poem. This

  In prepositions, the words and group of words are positioned before a noun or a pronoun to describe its relation with some other word in the sentence. सम्बन्ध सूचक अव्यय वे शब्द या शब्दों का समूह है जो आम तौर पर किसी संज्ञा या सर्वनाम के पहले स्थित किया जाता है और वह सम्बन्ध सूचक अव्यय उस संज्ञा या सर्वनाम का सम्बन्ध किसी दूसरे शब्द से प्रदर्शित करता है Rule 1- Across a) From one side to another ( इस   पर   से   उस   पार   तक ) Ex: A bridge is laid across the river. b)On the opposite side of ( उस    पार ) Ex: My friend lives across the river. c)   Both side ( दोनों   तरफ ) Ex: He threw the luggage across his shoulders. Rule 2- Come Across ( संयोग/   अचानक   से   मिल   जाना) a) Never use “With” b) Never use “Suddenly” Ex: While/ shopping in/ market, she come across/ with her old fiend/ no error. Note- With not use. Rule 3- With a) To show a sources or tool. Ex: She was cutting vegetable with a knife. We are writing with a pen. b)   के   साथ Ex: Sh