I eat mangoes.

A. Mangoes are ate by me.
B. Mangoes is eaten by me.
C. Mangoes are eaten by me.
D. Mangoes has eaten by me.

Explanation

In the passive voice, the object “mangoes” becomes the plural subject, so it takes “are eaten.” “Is” and “has” do not agree with the plural subject, and “ate” is not the required past participle.

I eat mangoes.

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