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3071. Change the voice of the statement;"You are called names by him."
- A. He is calling you names
- B. He called you names
- C. He calls you names
- D. He call you names
Explanation: This is in the simple present tense, which indicates a habitual or repeated action. It directly conveys the same meaning as "You are called names by him" but in an active voice, making it the correct choice.
Correct answer: He calls you names3072. Change the voice of the statement;"She gave me this watch last year."
- A. This watch was given to me by her last year
- B. This watch was given to I by she last year
- C. This watch was given to her by me last year
- D. Last year was this shirt given to me by her
Explanation: "This watch was given to me by her last year." - This option correctly transforms the sentence into passive voice, indicating that the watch was given to me by her.
Correct answer: This watch was given to me by her last year3073. Change the voice of the statement;"Don't let her heart be broken."
- A. Don't let break her heart
- B. Don't broke her heart
- C. Don't break her heart
- D. Don't be broken her heart
Explanation: A is the correct option because This is the correct transformation into an imperative sentence. It maintains the meaning of preventing her heart from being broken.
Correct answer: Don't break her heart3074. Change the voice of the statement;"The kid was being cared for by the nurse."
- A. The nurse cares the kid
- B. The kid was caring the nurse
- C. The nurse had cared the kid
- D. The nurse was caring for the kid
Explanation: D is the correct option because This is the correct past progressive (continuous) tense, matching the meaning of the original sentence, where the nurse was actively providing care to the kid.
Correct answer: The nurse was caring for the kid3075. Change the voice of the statement;"Let him be arrested at once."
- A. At once arrest him
- B. Arrest him at once
- C. Let him arrest at once
- D. Arrest he at once
Explanation: "Arrest him at once." This option correctly transforms the sentence into the imperative form, maintaining the meaning and clarity.
Correct answer: Arrest him at once3076. Change the voice of the statement;"I was laughed at by them."
- A. They have laughed at me
- B. They had been laughing at me
- C. They were laughing at me
- D. They laughed at me
Explanation: This is in the active voice, simple past tense, and correctly matches the passive voice construction "I was laughed at" in the original sentence.
Correct answer: They laughed at me3077. Change the voice of the statement;"Your door will be knocked at by him."
- A. He will have knocked at your door.
- B. He will be knocking at your door
- C. He will knock at your door
- D. He will have been knocking at your door
Explanation: "He will knock at your door." - This is in active voice, future simple tense, indicating a planned action in the future. It corresponds to the passive voice structure "Your door will be knocked at by him."
Correct answer: He will knock at your door3078. Change the voice of the statement;"He must be written to."
- A. We must write to him
- B. We must write to he
- C. We must written to him
- D. We must have written to him
Explanation: D is the correct active voice construction, indicating that the action of writing to him is necessary
Correct answer: We must write to him3079. Change the voice of the statement;"A letter is written by him to his mother."
- A. He write a letter to his mother
- B. He has written a letter to his mother
- C. He wrote a letter to his mother
- D. He writes a letter to his mother
Explanation: D is the correct active voice construction in the present perfect tense, indicating that the action of writing the letter is completed recently.
Correct answer: He has written a letter to his mother3080. Change the voice of the statement;"They have been taught this poem by me."
- A. I have taught them this poem.
- B. I have taught they this poem.
- C. Me has taught them this poem
- D. I have been teaching them this poem
Explanation: "I have taught them this poem." This is in active voice and correctly matches the meaning of the original sentence.
Correct answer: I have taught them this poem.