Passive to active: simple past (was/were + past participle -> verb-ed)

1. A.
   All her classmates laughed at Darshana.
2. B.
   All her classmates laughing at Darshana.
3. C.
   Darshana is laughed at by all her classmates.
4. D.
   All her classmates will been laugh at Darshana.

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1. A.
   I was reading the newspaper.
2. B.
   I had read the newspaper.
3. C.
   I read the newspaper.
4. D.
   I will read the newspaper.

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1. A.
   You should not make the painting.
2. B.
   You does not make the painting.
3. C.
   You did not make the painting.
4. D.
   You do not make the painting.

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1. A.
   His father has praised him.
2. B.
   His father praises him.
3. C.
   His father had praised him.
4. D.
   His father praised him.

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1. A.
   Jack tears those four pages.
2. B.
   Jack tore those four pages.
3. C.
   Jack tear these four pages.
4. D.
   Jack tore these four pages.

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1. A.
   The deer killed the boar.
2. B.
   The boar was killing the deer.
3. C.
   The boar was killed by the deer.
4. D.
   The boar killed the deer.

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1. A.
   We did not preparing the meal.
2. B.
   We did prepare the meal.
3. C.
   We did not prepare the meal.
4. D.
   We had not prepare the meal.

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1. A.
   Art enthusiasts from around the world have admired the painting.
2. B.
   Art enthusiasts from around the world admired the painting.
3. C.
   The painting was being admired by art enthusiasts from around the world.
4. D.
   The painting has been admired by art enthusiasts from around the world.

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1. A.
   The biggest telecom company in India grabs the contract.
2. B.
   The biggest telecom company in India grabbed the contract.
3. C.
   The biggest telecom company in India will grab the contract.
4. D.
   The biggest telecom company in India has grabbed the contract.

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1. A.
   The mechanic is repairing the car.
2. B.
   The mechanic repairs the car.
3. C.
   The mechanic has repaired the car.
4. D.
   The mechanic repaired the car.

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1. A.
   The narcotics team arrest the drug pedlar.
2. B.
   The narcotics team has arrested the drug pedlar.
3. C.
   The narcotics team was arrested the drug pedlar.
4. D.
   The narcotics team arrested the drug pedlar.

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1. A.
   My friend has bought the concert tickets.
2. B.
   My friend buys the concert tickets.
3. C.
   My friend is buying the concert tickets.
4. D.
   My friend bought the concert tickets.

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1. A.
   The governor rewarded him.
2. B.
   For his contribution, he was rewarded by the governor.
3. C.
   The governor gave him a reward for his contribution.
4. D.
   Rewarded by the governor, as he contributed along.

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1. A.
   The comedian do perform a comic play.
2. B.
   The comedian performance a comic play.
3. C.
   The comedian performed a comic play.
4. D.
   The comedian performs a comic play.

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1. A.
   The kind nurse bandaged his father’s arm.
2. B.
   The kind nurse bandages his father’s arm.
3. C.
   The kind nurse has bandaged his father’s arm.
4. D.
   The kind nurse had bandaged his father’s arm.

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1. A.
   Some villagers take the injured man to the hospital.
2. B.
   Some villagers were taking the injured man to the hospital.
3. C.
   Some villagers had taken the injured man to the hospital.
4. D.
   Some villagers took the injured man to the hospital.

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1. A.
   The fallen tree blocked the road.
2. B.
   The fallen tree had blocked the road.
3. C.
   The road blocks the tree.
4. D.
   The road had been blocked by the tree.

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