Explanation

• Her doctor will be visited by her by 7:00 PM.
• The object “her doctor” becomes the subject in the passive voice.
• “will visit” changes to “will be visited.”
• “by her” identifies the doer of the action.

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Explanation

• Let the chair be brought in the room.
• The imperative sentence changes to passive as "Let + object + be + past participle."
• The past participle of bring is brought.

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Explanation

• The sentence "She wrote a letter" is in past simple tense.
• The passive voice of a past simple sentence is formed as:
• Object + was/were + past participle + by + subject
• So, "A letter was written by her." is correct.

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Explanation

The passive voice of "Does she write a letter?" is "Is a letter written by her?"

• The sentence is in the Simple Present Tense.
• Object: a letter → becomes the subject.
• Use is for the singular noun "letter."
• write → written (past participle).
• she → her after "by."

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Explanation

• Correct passive: "The proposal had been approved by the manager before the meeting."
• The sentence is in the Past Perfect Tense.
• Passive form uses had been + past participle.

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Explanation

• The correct active voice is "Pakistan won the match."
• The original sentence is in the Simple Past Passive Voice.
• In active voice, the object "the match" becomes the object again, and "Pakistan" becomes the subject.
• The verb changes from "was won" to "won".

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Explanation

• Passive: It is said that honesty is the best policy.
• Active: People say that honesty is the best policy.
• Tense: Simple Present
• Verb Change: say → is said
• Subject "People" is omitted because it is a general subject.

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Explanation

• Sentence is in Present Continuous Tense (is reading).
• Passive form uses is/am/are + being + past participle.
• So: A book is being read by him.

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Explanation

• Active voice: Why does an officer neglect duties?
• Passive voice: Why are the duties neglected by an officer?
• In passive voice, "duties" becomes the subject, and are + past participle (neglected) is used.

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Explanation

• "How much did you pay?" is the correct active voice of the given passive sentence.
• In passive voice, "by you" changes into the subject "you" in active voice.
• The helping verb "was paid" changes into the past tense verb "did pay".

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