1. When is your breakfast eaten? (Change into passive voice)
2. Where is her money kept? (Change into passive voice)
3. What is seen by you? (Change into passive voice)
4. Which pen is liked by you? (Change into passive voice)
5. A car is being driven by him. (Change into passive voice)
6. Why is he being abused by you? (Change into passive voice)
7. By whom is a song being sung? (Change into passive voice)
8. What is being done by them? (Change into passive voice)
9. My promise has been kept. (Change into passive voice)
10. Has medicine been taken by you? (Change into passive voice)
11. By whom has this letter been torn? (Change into passive voice)
12. What has been done by you? (Change into passive voice)
13. Why has the watch been wound by you? (Change into passive voice)
14. All the milk was drunk by the cat. (Change into passive voice)
Answer (3)
when will breakfast be eaten by you? where will money be kept by her? what will be seen by her? which pen will be liked by her? a car is being driven by him? why is he being abused by you? a song is being sung by whom? what is being done by them? he/she has kept his/her promise has medicine been taken by her? this letter has been torn by whom? what has been done by him? why that watch has been wound by her? all the milk has been drunken by the cat.
You want 14 answers in return for 7 points ... a generous offer of 1/2 point per answer.
Tell you what I'll do: This site offers homework 'help', not an easy supply of answers. I'll answer the first 7, and that should be enough help for you to answer the last 7 on your own.
When do you eat your breakfast? When is your breakfast eaten (by you) ? Where does she keep her money? Where is her money kept (by her) ? What do you see? What is seen (by you) ? Which pen do you like? Which pen is liked (by you) ? He is driving a car. A car is being driven by him. Why are you abusing him? Why is he being abused by you ? Who is singing a song? By whom is a song being sung ?
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To convert active sentences into passive voice, switch the subject and object roles, making the original object the new subject. The format generally shifts to 'is/are/was/were + past participle'. Examples provided illustrate the changes for various sentence types.
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