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Active Voice (Imperative):

Structure: Verb (base form) + object

Example: "Wash your face."

Passive Voice (Imperative):

Structure: Let + object + be + past participle (V3)

Example: "Let your face be washed".

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Active Voice (Future Continuous):

Structure: Subject + will be + present participle (V-ing) + object

Example: "Ahsan will be playing cricket."

Passive Voice (Future Continuous):

Structure: Object + will be being + past participle (V3) + by + subject

Example: "Cricket will be being played by Ahsan."

Explanation

Change the voice: "Did he buy mangoes?" Were mangoes bought by him

The sentence is in past simple tense (Did + base verb).

Passive voice becomes: Were + past participle (bought) + by + subject.

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"Who" introduces the clause "who was going to market" and relates it to "Hyder".

This makes "who" a relative pronoun.

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"What" is an interrogative pronoun used to ask a question.

It replaces the unknown information (in this case, the name).

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The phrase "It is up to you" is commonly followed by the infinitive form: "to decide."

It means you are responsible for making the decision.

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"Have to" is used to express necessity or obligation.

"I don’t have to" means it is not necessary, which fits the sentence.

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"Outdoor games" refers to games played outside, like cricket or football.

The sentence talks about a type of game, so "outdoor" is the correct adjective.

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"Badly injured" is the correct collocation, meaning seriously hurt.

"Badly" modifies the verb to show the extent of the injury.