PASSIVE VOICE- QUESTION

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

Is he eating a cake now?

• Does a cake eaten now?

• Is a cake being eaten now?

• Are a cake being eaten now?

• Is a cake eaten now?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

Have you done your homework?

• Have your homework been done?

• Has your homework done?

• Has your homework been done?

• Have your homework being done?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

Will Linda buy that book?

• Will that book be bought?

• Will that book be buy by Linda?

• Will that book bought by Linda?

• Will that book be bought by Linda?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

Did they repair your car?

• Was your car repaired?

• Was your car be repaired?

• Is your car repaired?

• Was your car being repaired?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

Should we change the time?

• Should the time changed?

• Should the time be changed?

• Should the time been changed?

• Should the time be changed by we?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

Who are using the computer?

• Who are being used the computer?

• Who is the computer used?

• Who is the computer being used?

• Who the computer is being used?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

Why did Mary take my purse?

• Why was my purse taken by Mary?

• Why was my purse being taken by Mary?

• Why my purse was taken by Mary?

• Why was my purse taken?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

How many books have you read?

• How many have books been read?

• How many books have being read?

• How many books have been read?

• How many books has been read?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

How many books have you read?

• How many have books been read?

• How many books have being read?

• How many books have been read?

• How many books has been read?

Turn the sentence to the passive voice:

What can you move the chair?

• What can the chair be move?

• What can the chair be moved?

• What the chair can be moved?

• What can the chair being moved?