Question

His feiend has cheated him. passive voice ​

Answer 1

Answer:-

He has been cheated by his Friend.

Explanation:-

• The sentence given in Active voice is in Present perfect tense. therefore, on Converting it to Passive voice The Auxiliary verb will become has been .

• position of subject and object are interchanged.

• form of main verb in passive voice is always is past participle form.

Auxiliary verbs (A.V.) used in other tenses for Passive voice conversion :-

present simple tense

• A.V. in Active voice => do / does
• A.V. in passive voice => is / am / are

present continuous tense

• A. V. in Active voice => is / am / are
• A. V. in passive voice => (is / am / are) + being

present perfect tense

• A. V. in Active voice => has / have
• A. V. in passive voice => (has / have) + been

( present perfect continuous tense don't have passive )

Past simple tense

• A. V. in Active voice => did
• A. V. in passive voice => was / were

Past continuous tense

• A. V. in Active voice => was / were
• A. V. in passive voice => (was / were) + being

past perfect tense

• A. V. in Active voice => had
• A. V. in passive voice => had been

( past perfect continuous tense don't have passive )

Future simple tense

• A. V. in active voice => will / shall
• A. V. in passive voice => (will / shall) + be

( Future continuous tense have no passive)

Future perfect tense

• A. V. in active voice => (will / shall) + have
• A. V. in passive voice => (will / shall) + have been

( Future perfect continuous tense don't have passive )

Answer 2

★Question :

His friend has cheated him. (make it passive)

● {In the given sentence, the spelling of the word feiend should be "friend".}

★AnswEr :

He has been cheated by his friend.

★Explore More :

● Change of voice is change of the state of the verb in the given sentence.

●Voice shows whether the subject does the work or any other else does.

● There are two kinds of Voice.

1. Active Voice
2. Passive Voice

● Active Voice :-

• When the subject itself acts, the verb is in the active voice.
• The subject is the doer in the Active Voice.

● Passive Voice :-

• When the subject does not act, the verb is in the passive voice.
• The subject is not the doer in passive voice.

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• The subject of the active voice becomes the object in passive form.
• The object of the active voice becomes the subject in passive form.
• The main verb in the active voice is changed into the 3rd form of the verb.
• The 3rd form is preceded by verb-be. The tense of the verb-be is determined by the tense of the active voice.

★ In the given sentence, the subject (his friend) has been changed into the object.

★ And the object (him) has been changed into the subject.

★ The sentence is in present perfect form. So while changing the voice verb-be took place as "been".