Active to passive: 'Do/Does ...?' question -> 'Is/Are ... + past participle?'

1. A.
   Is the butter being licked by Sneha?
2. B.
   Is the butter not licked by Sneha?
3. C.
   Sneha does not lick the butter?
4. D.
   Was Sneha not licking the butter?

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1. A.
   Do she prepare the lesson?
2. B.
   Is the lesson prepared by her?
3. C.
   Is she preparing the lesson?
4. D.
   Is the lesson being prepared by her?

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1. A.
   Has this compound been regarded as hazardous by the experts?
2. B.
   Is this compound being regarded as hazardous by the experts?
3. C.
   Was this compound regarded as hazardous by the experts?
4. D.
   Is this compound regarded as hazardous by the experts?

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1. A.
   Have municipal councils been bound by the statute to such obligations?
2. B.
   Were municipal councils being bound by the statute to such obligations?
3. C.
   Are municipal councils bound by the statute to such obligations?
4. D.
   Do municipal councils are bound by the statute to such obligations?

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