Passive to active: present perfect (has/have been + past participle -> has/have + past participle)

1. A.
   The customer care team has successfully resolved the issue.
2. B.
   The issue has successfully resolved the customer care team.
3. C.
   The customer care team successfully resolves the issue.
4. D.
   The customer care team successfully resolved the issue.

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1. A.
   Many candidates misunderstood the instructions.
2. B.
   Many candidates have misunderstood the instructions.
3. C.
   The instructions misunderstood the candidates.
4. D.
   The candidates misunderstand the instructions.

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1. A.
   The team had suggested a solution to resolve the issue.
2. B.
   The team was suggesting a solution to resolve the issue.
3. C.
   The team suggested a solution to resolve the issue.
4. D.
   The team has suggested a solution to resolve the issue.

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