Convert into Passive Voice;"I am doing sums."
Correct answer: B. Sums are being done by me.
- A. Sums are done by me.
- B. Sums are being done by me.
- C. I must be doing the sum.
- D. Sums must be done by me.
Explanation
- This sentence is in the passive voice, indicating that "sums" (the subject) are being done (the action) by me (the agent).- The sentence conveys the same meaning as the original sentence, emphasizing the action and the agent.
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