Active/Passive Voice - English Questions and Answers

rules to make passive of present perfect tense is as follows

active- subject+ has/have+v3+objcet.

passive- object+ has/have+ been+v3+by+ subject

so the correct passive form is,option A 

that is, all the plays of Shakespeare have been read by her.

rules to make passive of sentence having modal verb is as below

active- subject+ modals+ v1+ objcet.

passive- object + modals+ be+ v3+ by+ object.

so the correct answer is option A that is

your money could be put to good use.

note- third form of verb put is put.

optionn C is the right answer according to the rule which is,.

active- subject+ v1+ object

passive - objcet+ is/am/are+ v3 + by + objcet

so the correct passive form is

camouflage is relied on by most lizards to hide from their Enemies.

the rule for the sentences starting with it is time is as follows

active+ it is time+ to + v1+ objcet.

passive- it is time+ for + object + to + be+ v3

so the correct answer is option B that is 

it is time for the syllabie to be revised.

the rules to change above imperative sentence to passive is as follows;

active- verb+ object

passive- let+ object+ be + v3

rules to make passive form of the above structure

active- subject + is/am/are + v1 + ing+ object.

paasive- object + is/ am/are + being + v3 + by + object.

so the correct answer is option A that is

hard work is being done by the Children.

modals use in active and passive voices rules;

active- subject+ modal + v1+ object.

passive- object+ modal+ be+ v3+ by + subject.

so acc to the rules correct answer is optionA that is

can my bags be carried upstairs by you.

active passive voice rules;

active- subject+ v2+ object.

passive- object + was/were+ v3+ by + subject.

so the correct answrr is option C

rules of active/passive for present perfect tense is as follows

active- subject + has/have + v3+ object

passive- object + has/have + been + v3+ by + subject.

so the correct answer is option D that is they have informed me of  their decision

rules for present perfect active/pasive are as follows

active: subject + has/have + v3+ objcet.

passive- object + has/have + been + v3+ by+ object

so the correct answer is option B that is  a stray dog has bitten the watchman.

option B is the right answer here, 

according to the rules of active/passive voice for imparative sentences

option B is right according to the rules which is,

Active and Passive Voice Rules for Present Continuous Tense

Below we will explain the Rules of Active and Passive Voice with examples for Present Continuous tense.

option A is the right answer according to the basic rules of active and passive voices for modals.

In general, we follow this structure to use modal verbs in the passive voice:

Modal verb + be + past participle

option a is the right answer according to the rule.

Active and Passive Voice Rules for Future Perfect Tense

Here, we are sharing the Active Voice and Passive Voice Rules chart for future perfect tense.

option C is the right answer according to the rule here,

which is

active- v1 & object

passive- let object & be V3

so the correct answer is let the rope be held firmly.

option A is the right answer here,

Active and Passive Voice Rules for Present Simple Tense

Here in this table, we are elaborating Rules of Active and Passive Voice with examples for Present Simple.

option B is the right answer according to the rules here,

Active and Passive Voice Rules for Past Simple Tense

Here in the below table, you can check Active and Passive Voice Rules for past simple tense.

option is the right answer here according to the rules

Active and Passive Voice Rules for Past Simple Tense

Here in the below table, you can check Active and Passive Voice Rules for past simple tense.

option c is correct according to the rules 

option B is correct here according to the rules;

Active and Passive Voice Rules for Present Continuous Tense

Below we will explain the Rules of Active and Passive Voice with examples for Present Continuous tense.