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Explanation

The imperative "Close your eyes" is converted to passive voice as "Let your eyes be closed".

It maintaining the command but shifting the focus to the eyes being closed.

Explanation

The passive sentence "Her face is being washed by Huma" is converted to the active voice as "Huma is washing her face".

It indicating the subject (Huma) is performing the action.

Explanation

The correct passive voice is: "Have all the necessary arrangements been made by someone?"

In passive voice, the object of an active sentence becomes the subject.

The verb "has" changes to "have" to agree with "arrangements" (plural), and "been made" maintains the perfect tense.

Explanation

The correct transformation of "The teacher may punish you" into passive voice is "You may be punished by the teacher."

This sentence accurately reflects the possibility expressed by "may" in the original sentence while shifting the focus to "you."

Explanation

The correct answer is D: "Why was the best part of your life wasted by you?"

This is the correct passive voice form, ensuring subject-verb agreement and proper grammatical structure.

Explanation

the correct Active/Passive options are:

- Active: She wants people to respect her.

- Passive: She wants to be respected.

Additional information:

1. In the active voice, the subject acts. "She" wants something, which is to be respected by "people."

2. The passive voice version conveys the same idea but shifts the focus onto the receiving end of the action, making "She" the recipient of the respect rather than the active participant.

Explanation

Explanation

Given sentence is in passive voice and Contains model verb.

Rule :
Subject + Cannot + V1 + Other agents.

Active: I cannot wear this shirt any longer

Passive: This shirt cannot be worn by me any longer

Explanation

• It is raining heavily
• ***
• The above sentence presents a continuous sentence
• (subject)+ is /am / are + (first form +ing ) + (rest of the sentence)
• In the present continuous sentence, the main verb is in the -ing form. 
  
• Present continuous. - - it is raining
• ***
• It (subject)
• Is /am / are
• Raining (first form +ing ) 
• Heavily (rest of the sentence)

Explanation

"She put out the."

This phrase typically means she extinguished or removed something.