Convert into Passive Voice;"Has anybody answered your question?"
Correct answer: C. Has your question been answered?
- A. Your question has been answered by anybody?
- B. Anybody has answered your question?
- C. Has your question been answered?
- D. Have you answered your question?
Explanation
The correct answer is Option C: "Has your question been answered?" This sentence correctly uses the passive voice, shifting the focus from the subject performing the action to the subject receiving the action. In passive voice, the structure is typically 'has/have + been + past participle'. The other options either incorrectly use active voice or misplace the auxiliary verbs, which disrupts the intended meaning.
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Active voice presents the doer as the subject, while passive voice presents the receiver of the action and uses an appropriate form of “be” with the past participle. Questions cover tense changes, modal verbs, omitted agents and sentences that cannot be passivized because they lack a suitable object.
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