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Voice transformation MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
Solve 1 Voice transformation questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.
Practice questions
Q1Choose the correct answer from the given options: Why did they pull down the building? (Change the voice)
Explanation
The active sentence is in the simple past tense: "Why did they pull down the building?" In passive voice, the object "the building" becomes the subject, and the simple past passive form is "was pulled down". The sentence therefore becomes "Why was the building pulled down?" "Had been" would fit the past perfect passive, not this tense. "Did ... been" is ungrammatical because "did" takes the base form. "Is ... been" also mixes present tense with a past participle wrongly.
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