Question

change active voice to passive voice past continuous 1.they were stiching the fabric. 2.mr.sen was writting these books. 3.Radhika was not completting her homework​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. The fabric was being stitched by them.

2. Those books were being written by Mr. Sen.

3. The homework was not being completed by Radhika.

Answer 2

Given :

1. They were stitching the fabric
2. Mr.sen was writing these books
3. Radhika was not completing her homework

Format :

• As we know the given sentences are in past continuous tense the format of the sentences are :

$\sf{Object+was/were+being+past \:participle}\\\sf{form\:of \: verb+by+subject}$

Required Answer :

1. The fabric were being stitched by them
2. Those books were being written By Mr.Sen
3. Her homework was not being completed by Radhika

Explanation :

$\text{Active Voice :}$They were stitching the fabric.

$\text{Passive Voice :}$The fabric were being stitched by them.

• Subject 'they' become object 'them' in the passive form of sentence.
• Suitable auxiliary verb of the passive form of the sentence is 'was'
• Third form of verb required, So the verb 'stitching' become 'stitched' in the passive form of sentence
• Both the subject and object interchanged each other by the general preposition 'by'

$\text{Active Voice :}$Mr.Sen was writing these books

$\text{Passive Voice :}$ Those books are being written by Mr.Sen

• Subject 'Mr.Sen' become object in the passive form of sentence.
• Suitable auxiliary verb of the passive form of the sentence is 'were'
• Third form of verb required, So the verb 'writing' become 'written' in the passive form of sentence.
• Both the subject and object interchanged each other by the general preposition 'by'

$\text{Active Voice :}$ Radhika was not completing her homework.

$\text{Passive Voice :}$ Her homework was not being written by Radhika.

• Subject 'Radhika' become object in the passive form of sentence.
• Suitable auxiliary verb of the passive form of the sentence is 'was'
• Third form of verb required, So the verb 'completing' become 'completed' in the passive form of sentence.
• Both the subject and object interchanged each other by the general preposition 'by'