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Fill in the blank with the appropriate passive voice form: "The tree _____ by the storm yesterday."- a)has uprooted
- b)has been uprooted
- c)was uprooting
- d)had been uprooted
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Fill in the blank with the appropriate passive voice form: "The tree _____ by the storm yesterday."
a)
has uprooted
b)
has been uprooted
c)
was uprooting
d)
had been uprooted
 | Arizona Academy answered |
The sentence in the passive voice is "The tree has been uprooted by the storm yesterday."
Choose the active voice sentence for the given passive voice sentence: "The movie was enjoyed by the audience."- a)The audience enjoys the movie.
- b)The audience enjoyed the movie.
- c)The audience is enjoying the movie.
- d)The audience has enjoyed the movie.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the active voice sentence for the given passive voice sentence: "The movie was enjoyed by the audience."
a)
The audience enjoys the movie.
b)
The audience enjoyed the movie.
c)
The audience is enjoying the movie.
d)
The audience has enjoyed the movie.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The active voice of the given passive sentence is "The audience enjoyed the movie."
Select the option that correctly transforms the active voice sentence "They have painted the walls" into passive voice.- a)The walls are being painted by them.
- b)The walls have been painted by them.
- c)The walls were painted by them.
- d)The walls had been painted by them.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Select the option that correctly transforms the active voice sentence "They have painted the walls" into passive voice.
a)
The walls are being painted by them.
b)
The walls have been painted by them.
c)
The walls were painted by them.
d)
The walls had been painted by them.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The active voice of the given sentence is "They have painted the walls." In the passive voice, the sentence becomes "The walls have been painted by them."
Choose the correct active voice sentence for the passive voice sentence: "The cake was baked by Mary."- a)Mary baked the cake.
- b)The cake has been baked by Mary.
- c)The cake is being baked by Mary.
- d)The cake was being baked by Mary.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the correct active voice sentence for the passive voice sentence: "The cake was baked by Mary."
a)
Mary baked the cake.
b)
The cake has been baked by Mary.
c)
The cake is being baked by Mary.
d)
The cake was being baked by Mary.
 | Sravya Chauhan answered |
The cake was baked by my sister.
My sister baked the cake.
My sister baked the cake.
Change the following sentence into the Active Voice: "The song was sung by the choir."- a)The choir had sung the song.
- b)The choir sang the song.
- c)The song will be sung by the choir.
- d)The song is sung by the choir.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Change the following sentence into the Active Voice: "The song was sung by the choir."
a)
The choir had sung the song.
b)
The choir sang the song.
c)
The song will be sung by the choir.
d)
The song is sung by the choir.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The sentence is changed to the Active Voice by using the past tense form of the verb "sing."
Identify the sentence in the Active Voice:- a)The cake was baked by me.
- b)The car was driven by John.
- c)The song is being sung by her.
- d)The book will be read by them.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Identify the sentence in the Active Voice:
a)
The cake was baked by me.
b)
The car was driven by John.
c)
The song is being sung by her.
d)
The book will be read by them.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
This sentence is in the Active Voice as the subject "she" is performing the action "singing the song."
Choose the correct Passive Voice form of the sentence: "They are building a new house."- a)A new house was built by them.
- b)A new house is being built by them.
- c)A new house has been built by them.
- d)A new house will be built by them.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the correct Passive Voice form of the sentence: "They are building a new house."
a)
A new house was built by them.
b)
A new house is being built by them.
c)
A new house has been built by them.
d)
A new house will be built by them.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
This sentence is in the Passive Voice as the subject "a new house" receives the action "being built."
They probably won't attend the lecture tomorrow.- a)The lecture probably not attended by them tomorrow.
- b)The lecture probably won't be attended by them.
- c)The lecture not probably attended by them tomorrow.
- d)The lecture probably won't been attended by them tomorrow.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
They probably won't attend the lecture tomorrow.
a)
The lecture probably not attended by them tomorrow.
b)
The lecture probably won't be attended by them.
c)
The lecture not probably attended by them tomorrow.
d)
The lecture probably won't been attended by them tomorrow.
 | Gargi Shah answered |
Explanation:
The correct answer is option 'B': The lecture probably won't be attended by them.
Passive Voice:
When converting the sentence to the passive voice, we need to focus on the subject "they" becoming the object of the sentence and the verb "attend" becoming "be attended." Additionally, the adverb "probably" needs to be placed before the auxiliary verb "won't."
Passive Voice Structure:
The passive voice structure for this sentence is as follows:
Subject + will/won't + be + past participle (verb in the passive form) + by + object
Breaking Down the Sentence:
Let's break down the sentence to understand its components and why option 'B' is the correct answer:
1. "They probably won't attend the lecture tomorrow."
- This is the original sentence in the active voice.
2. "The lecture probably won't be attended by them."
- In the passive voice, the subject "they" becomes the object "them."
- The verb "attend" changes to "be attended" to form the passive voice.
- The adverb "probably" is placed before the auxiliary verb "won't."
Applying the Passive Voice Structure:
Following the passive voice structure, we can see that option 'B' correctly applies it:
Subject: The lecture
Auxiliary verb: probably won't
Verb in passive form: be attended
Object: by them
Therefore, the correct passive voice construction is: "The lecture probably won't be attended by them."
The correct answer is option 'B': The lecture probably won't be attended by them.
Passive Voice:
When converting the sentence to the passive voice, we need to focus on the subject "they" becoming the object of the sentence and the verb "attend" becoming "be attended." Additionally, the adverb "probably" needs to be placed before the auxiliary verb "won't."
Passive Voice Structure:
The passive voice structure for this sentence is as follows:
Subject + will/won't + be + past participle (verb in the passive form) + by + object
Breaking Down the Sentence:
Let's break down the sentence to understand its components and why option 'B' is the correct answer:
1. "They probably won't attend the lecture tomorrow."
- This is the original sentence in the active voice.
2. "The lecture probably won't be attended by them."
- In the passive voice, the subject "they" becomes the object "them."
- The verb "attend" changes to "be attended" to form the passive voice.
- The adverb "probably" is placed before the auxiliary verb "won't."
Applying the Passive Voice Structure:
Following the passive voice structure, we can see that option 'B' correctly applies it:
Subject: The lecture
Auxiliary verb: probably won't
Verb in passive form: be attended
Object: by them
Therefore, the correct passive voice construction is: "The lecture probably won't be attended by them."
Choose the active voice sentence for the given passive voice sentence: "The book was written by the author."- a)The author writes the book.
- b)The author is writing the book.
- c)The author wrote the book.
- d)The author has written the book.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the active voice sentence for the given passive voice sentence: "The book was written by the author."
a)
The author writes the book.
b)
The author is writing the book.
c)
The author wrote the book.
d)
The author has written the book.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The active voice of the given passive sentence is "The author wrote the book."
Change the following sentence into the Passive Voice: "She baked a delicious cake."- a)A delicious cake is baked by her.
- b)A delicious cake was baked by her.
- c)A delicious cake has been baked by her.
- d)A delicious cake will be baked by her.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Change the following sentence into the Passive Voice: "She baked a delicious cake."
a)
A delicious cake is baked by her.
b)
A delicious cake was baked by her.
c)
A delicious cake has been baked by her.
d)
A delicious cake will be baked by her.
 | Namrata Desai answered |
The teacher will assign the homework tomorrow.
The homework will be assigned by the teacher tomorrow.
The homework will be assigned by the teacher tomorrow.
Will my mother have baked the cake?- a)Will the cake have baked by my mother?
- b)Will the cake has being baked by my mother?
- c)Will the cake be baked by my mother?
- d)Will the cake have been baked by my mother?
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Will my mother have baked the cake?
a)
Will the cake have baked by my mother?
b)
Will the cake has being baked by my mother?
c)
Will the cake be baked by my mother?
d)
Will the cake have been baked by my mother?
 | Arvind Singh answered |
The correct answer is (d) Will the cake have been baked by my mother?
In this sentence, the verb "bake" is in the perfect tense, which is used to describe an action that was completed in the past but has consequences or relevance in the present. The perfect tense is formed using the auxiliary verb "have" plus the past participle of the main verb.
In the sentence "Will the cake have been baked by my mother?", the auxiliary verb "have" is in the present tense, which indicates that the action of baking is still relevant in the present moment. The past participle "been" indicates that the action of baking was completed in the past.
Option (a) "Will the cake have baked by my mother?" is incorrect because it does not use the past participle "been," which is necessary to form the perfect tense.
Option (b) "Will the cake has being baked by my mother?" is incorrect because it uses the incorrect form of the auxiliary verb "have." The correct form is "has," not "has being."
Option (c) "Will the cake be baked by my mother?" is incorrect because it uses the present tense verb "be," which does not indicate that the action of baking was completed in the past. It describes a present or future action.
Therefore, the correct answer is (d) Will the cake have been baked by my mother?
Fill in the blank with the appropriate Active or Passive Voice: "The cake ___________ for the party."- a)is baking
- b)has been baked
- c)has baked
- d)bakes
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Fill in the blank with the appropriate Active or Passive Voice: "The cake ___________ for the party."
a)
is baking
b)
has been baked
c)
has baked
d)
bakes
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The sentence requires the past participle form of the verb "bake" in the Passive Voice.
Fill in the blank with the appropriate passive voice form: "The books _____ by the students every day."- a)are read
- b)have read
- c)is reading
- d)has read
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Fill in the blank with the appropriate passive voice form: "The books _____ by the students every day."
a)
are read
b)
have read
c)
is reading
d)
has read
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The sentence in the passive voice is "The books are read by the students every day."
Select the option that correctly transforms the active voice sentence "She wrote a letter" into passive voice.- a)A letter is being written by her.
- b)A letter is written by her.
- c)A letter was written by her.
- d)A letter had been written by her.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Select the option that correctly transforms the active voice sentence "She wrote a letter" into passive voice.
a)
A letter is being written by her.
b)
A letter is written by her.
c)
A letter was written by her.
d)
A letter had been written by her.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The active voice of the given sentence is "She wrote a letter." In the passive voice, the sentence becomes "A letter was written by her."
Fill in the blank with the appropriate Active or Passive Voice: "The letter ___________ by him yesterday."- a)was written
- b)written
- c)was writing
- d)has been written
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Fill in the blank with the appropriate Active or Passive Voice: "The letter ___________ by him yesterday."
a)
was written
b)
written
c)
was writing
d)
has been written
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The sentence requires the past tense form of the verb "write" in the Passive Voice.
Which of the following defines the Passive Voice in English grammar?- a)The subject performs the action.
- b)The subject receives the action.
- c)The verb is in the present tense.
- d)The verb is in the past tense.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following defines the Passive Voice in English grammar?
a)
The subject performs the action.
b)
The subject receives the action.
c)
The verb is in the present tense.
d)
The verb is in the past tense.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
In the Passive Voice, the subject of the sentence receives the action.
He was driving a car, when the accident occurred.- a)A car driven by him, when the accident occur.
- b)A car was driven by him, when the accident occur.
- c)A car was been driven by him, when the accident occurred.
- d)A car was being driven by him, when the accident occurred.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
He was driving a car, when the accident occurred.
a)
A car driven by him, when the accident occur.
b)
A car was driven by him, when the accident occur.
c)
A car was been driven by him, when the accident occurred.
d)
A car was being driven by him, when the accident occurred.
| | Hridoy Verma answered |
Explanation:
The correct answer is option 'D': "A car was being driven by him when the accident occurred."
Subject-Verb Agreement:
In this sentence, the subject is "a car" and the verb is "was being driven." The subject and verb agree in number and tense, as both are in the singular past tense form.
Past Continuous Tense:
The use of the past continuous tense ("was being driven") indicates an ongoing action that was happening at a specific point in the past. It suggests that the person was driving the car when the accident happened.
Passive Voice:
The sentence is written in the passive voice because the focus is on the car being driven rather than the person driving it. The passive voice is formed by using a form of "to be" (in this case, "was being") followed by the past participle of the verb ("driven").
Use of "When":
The word "when" is used to indicate the time at which the accident occurred. It shows the relationship between the ongoing action of driving and the timing of the accident.
No Errors in Option D:
Option 'D' is the correct answer because it correctly uses the past continuous tense in the passive voice to describe the ongoing action of driving a car at the time of the accident. There are no grammatical errors in this option.
Other Options:
- Option 'A': "A car driven by him when the accident occur." This option is incorrect because it uses the present tense form "occur" instead of the past tense form "occurred." It also lacks the auxiliary verb "was" to indicate the passive voice.
- Option 'B': "A car was driven by him when the accident occur." This option is incorrect because it uses the present tense form "occur" instead of the past tense form "occurred."
- Option 'C': "A car was been driven by him when the accident occurred." This option is incorrect because it uses the incorrect past participle form "been driven" instead of "driven." The correct passive voice construction is "was driven," not "was been driven."
Therefore, the correct answer is option 'D': "A car was being driven by him when the accident occurred."
The correct answer is option 'D': "A car was being driven by him when the accident occurred."
Subject-Verb Agreement:
In this sentence, the subject is "a car" and the verb is "was being driven." The subject and verb agree in number and tense, as both are in the singular past tense form.
Past Continuous Tense:
The use of the past continuous tense ("was being driven") indicates an ongoing action that was happening at a specific point in the past. It suggests that the person was driving the car when the accident happened.
Passive Voice:
The sentence is written in the passive voice because the focus is on the car being driven rather than the person driving it. The passive voice is formed by using a form of "to be" (in this case, "was being") followed by the past participle of the verb ("driven").
Use of "When":
The word "when" is used to indicate the time at which the accident occurred. It shows the relationship between the ongoing action of driving and the timing of the accident.
No Errors in Option D:
Option 'D' is the correct answer because it correctly uses the past continuous tense in the passive voice to describe the ongoing action of driving a car at the time of the accident. There are no grammatical errors in this option.
Other Options:
- Option 'A': "A car driven by him when the accident occur." This option is incorrect because it uses the present tense form "occur" instead of the past tense form "occurred." It also lacks the auxiliary verb "was" to indicate the passive voice.
- Option 'B': "A car was driven by him when the accident occur." This option is incorrect because it uses the present tense form "occur" instead of the past tense form "occurred."
- Option 'C': "A car was been driven by him when the accident occurred." This option is incorrect because it uses the incorrect past participle form "been driven" instead of "driven." The correct passive voice construction is "was driven," not "was been driven."
Therefore, the correct answer is option 'D': "A car was being driven by him when the accident occurred."
Select the option that correctly transforms the active voice sentence "They built a new house" into passive voice.- a)A new house was built by them.
- b)A new house had been built by them.
- c)A new house is built by them.
- d)A new house is being built by them.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Select the option that correctly transforms the active voice sentence "They built a new house" into passive voice.
a)
A new house was built by them.
b)
A new house had been built by them.
c)
A new house is built by them.
d)
A new house is being built by them.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The active voice of the given sentence is "They built a new house." In the passive voice, the sentence becomes "A new house was built by them."
Some boys were scarpered without paying the bill.- a)The bill was scarpered without paying by some boys.
- b)The bill was being scarpered without paying by some boys.
- c)The bill was been scarpered without paying by some boys.
- d)The bill was be scarpered without paying by some boys.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Some boys were scarpered without paying the bill.
a)
The bill was scarpered without paying by some boys.
b)
The bill was being scarpered without paying by some boys.
c)
The bill was been scarpered without paying by some boys.
d)
The bill was be scarpered without paying by some boys.
 | Avik Shah answered |
Explanation:
To understand the correct answer, let's first understand the meaning of the word "scarpered". "Scarpered" is a British slang term that means to run away or escape from a situation, often without paying for something.
Now let's analyze the given options:
a) The bill was scarpered without paying by some boys.
This sentence is grammatically incorrect. The phrase "scarpered without paying" is not a valid construction. Additionally, the word "scarpered" is used as a verb in the present tense, but it should be in the past tense to match the context of the sentence.
b) The bill was being scarpered without paying by some boys.
This sentence is the correct answer. The phrase "was being scarpered" indicates that the action was happening in the past and was ongoing at that time. The passive voice is used to emphasize that the bill was the object of the action (being scarpered) rather than the boys who were performing the action.
c) The bill was been scarpered without paying by some boys.
This sentence is grammatically incorrect. The word "been" is unnecessary here as it is used in the past participle form along with "was". Additionally, the phrase "scarpered without paying" is still not constructed correctly.
d) The bill was be scarpered without paying by some boys.
This sentence is also grammatically incorrect. The word "be" is unnecessary and does not fit in the context. The phrase "scarpered without paying" is still not constructed correctly.
Therefore, option 'b' is the correct answer as it uses the passive voice correctly and constructs the phrase "was being scarpered" in the past tense to convey that the bill was being escaped from without payment by some boys.
To understand the correct answer, let's first understand the meaning of the word "scarpered". "Scarpered" is a British slang term that means to run away or escape from a situation, often without paying for something.
Now let's analyze the given options:
a) The bill was scarpered without paying by some boys.
This sentence is grammatically incorrect. The phrase "scarpered without paying" is not a valid construction. Additionally, the word "scarpered" is used as a verb in the present tense, but it should be in the past tense to match the context of the sentence.
b) The bill was being scarpered without paying by some boys.
This sentence is the correct answer. The phrase "was being scarpered" indicates that the action was happening in the past and was ongoing at that time. The passive voice is used to emphasize that the bill was the object of the action (being scarpered) rather than the boys who were performing the action.
c) The bill was been scarpered without paying by some boys.
This sentence is grammatically incorrect. The word "been" is unnecessary here as it is used in the past participle form along with "was". Additionally, the phrase "scarpered without paying" is still not constructed correctly.
d) The bill was be scarpered without paying by some boys.
This sentence is also grammatically incorrect. The word "be" is unnecessary and does not fit in the context. The phrase "scarpered without paying" is still not constructed correctly.
Therefore, option 'b' is the correct answer as it uses the passive voice correctly and constructs the phrase "was being scarpered" in the past tense to convey that the bill was being escaped from without payment by some boys.
Choose the active voice sentence for the given passive voice sentence: "The car was being repaired by the mechanic."- a)The mechanic repairs the car.
- b)The mechanic repaired the car.
- c)The mechanic was repairing the car.
- d)The mechanic is repairing the car.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the active voice sentence for the given passive voice sentence: "The car was being repaired by the mechanic."
a)
The mechanic repairs the car.
b)
The mechanic repaired the car.
c)
The mechanic was repairing the car.
d)
The mechanic is repairing the car.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The active voice of the given passive sentence is "The mechanic was repairing the car."
Choose the correct Active Voice form of the sentence: "The keys were found by him."- a)He had found the keys.
- b)He finds the keys.
- c)He will find the keys.
- d)He found the keys.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Choose the correct Active Voice form of the sentence: "The keys were found by him."
a)
He had found the keys.
b)
He finds the keys.
c)
He will find the keys.
d)
He found the keys.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
This sentence is in the Active Voice as the subject "he" performed the action "found the keys."
Why did you waste the best part of your life?- a)Why the best part of your life wasted by you?
- b)Why were the best part of your life wasted by you?
- c)Why did the best part of your life wasted by you?
- d)Why was the best part of your life wasted by you?
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Why did you waste the best part of your life?
a)
Why the best part of your life wasted by you?
b)
Why were the best part of your life wasted by you?
c)
Why did the best part of your life wasted by you?
d)
Why was the best part of your life wasted by you?
 | Rahul Nair answered |
Explanation:
The correct answer is option 'D' - Why was the best part of your life wasted by you?
The sentence is in the past tense, and the subject is 'you.' The verb 'wasted' is in the past tense, which indicates that the action has already happened. The sentence is interrogative, which means that the speaker is asking a question to know why the best part of one's life has been wasted.
The following points explain why option 'D' is the correct answer:
Subject-Verb Agreement:
In the sentence, 'The best part of your life' is the subject, and 'was wasted' is the verb. As the subject is singular, the verb also needs to be in the singular form. Therefore, the correct verb form is 'was wasted.'
Past Tense:
The sentence talks about the past, and the verb 'wasted' is in the past tense, indicating that the action has already happened. Therefore, the correct sentence should be in the past tense.
Interrogative Sentence:
The sentence is in the form of a question, which means that the speaker is asking for information. The correct word order for an interrogative sentence is 'why + subject + verb + object?' Therefore, the correct structure for the sentence is 'why + was + the best part of your life + wasted + by you?'
In conclusion, option 'D' is the correct answer because it follows the rules of subject-verb agreement, past tense, and interrogative sentence structure.
The correct answer is option 'D' - Why was the best part of your life wasted by you?
The sentence is in the past tense, and the subject is 'you.' The verb 'wasted' is in the past tense, which indicates that the action has already happened. The sentence is interrogative, which means that the speaker is asking a question to know why the best part of one's life has been wasted.
The following points explain why option 'D' is the correct answer:
Subject-Verb Agreement:
In the sentence, 'The best part of your life' is the subject, and 'was wasted' is the verb. As the subject is singular, the verb also needs to be in the singular form. Therefore, the correct verb form is 'was wasted.'
Past Tense:
The sentence talks about the past, and the verb 'wasted' is in the past tense, indicating that the action has already happened. Therefore, the correct sentence should be in the past tense.
Interrogative Sentence:
The sentence is in the form of a question, which means that the speaker is asking for information. The correct word order for an interrogative sentence is 'why + subject + verb + object?' Therefore, the correct structure for the sentence is 'why + was + the best part of your life + wasted + by you?'
In conclusion, option 'D' is the correct answer because it follows the rules of subject-verb agreement, past tense, and interrogative sentence structure.
Identify the sentence in the Active Voice:- a)The house is being painted by the workers.
- b)The poem was written by Maya.
- c)The guitar will be played by him.
- d)The game was won by our team.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Identify the sentence in the Active Voice:
a)
The house is being painted by the workers.
b)
The poem was written by Maya.
c)
The guitar will be played by him.
d)
The game was won by our team.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
This sentence is in the Active Voice as the subject "he" will perform the action "playing the guitar."
Fill in the blank with the appropriate passive voice form: "The work _____ by the team last week."- a)has completed
- b)has been completed
- c)was completing
- d)had been completed
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Fill in the blank with the appropriate passive voice form: "The work _____ by the team last week."
a)
has completed
b)
has been completed
c)
was completing
d)
had been completed
| | Arizona Academy answered |
The sentence in the passive voice is "The work has been completed by the team last week."
Which of the following defines the Active Voice in English grammar?- a)The subject performs the action.
- b)The subject receives the action.
- c)The verb is in the present tense.
- d)The verb is in the past tense.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following defines the Active Voice in English grammar?
a)
The subject performs the action.
b)
The subject receives the action.
c)
The verb is in the present tense.
d)
The verb is in the past tense.
| | Arizona Academy answered |
In the Active Voice, the subject of the sentence performs the action.
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