Question

the bookseller has displayed books .(voice change)

Answer 1

Let us learn voice change rules for Descriptive Sentences in Present Indefinite Tense.

■ Present Indefinite Tense :

  • Active voice form :

  Subject + verb ("s / es" for 3rd person singular numbers) + Object

  • Passive voice form :

  Object + am / is / are + verb ( past participle or 3rd form ) + by / with / to + subject

  • Example 1 :

AV > I eat a mango.

PV > A mango is eaten by me.

■ Present Continuous Tense :

  • Active voice form :

  Subject + am / is / are + verb + (-ing) + Object

  • Passive voice form :

  Object + am / is / are + being + verb ( past participle or 3rd form ) + by / with / to + subject

  • Example 2 :

AV > I am eating a mango.

PV > A mango is being eaten by me.

■ Present Perfect Tense :

  • Active voice form :

  Subject + has / have + verb ( 3rd form ) + Object

  • Passive voice form :

  Object + has / have + been + verb ( past participle or 3rd form ) + by / with / to + subject

  • Example 3 :

AV > I have eaten a mango.

PV > A mango has been eaten by me.

Note : If you want to learn some other Tense's voice change formulas, let me know.

  Now, let's change the given sentence into its Passive form.

AV >

    The bookseller has displayed books.

  The active voice sentence is in Present Perfect Tense whose form is

Subject (The bookseller) + has + verb 3rd form (displayed) + object (books)

  Its Passive voice form is

Object (Books) + have been + verb 3rd form (displayed) + by + subject (bookseller)

PV >

    Books have been displayed by bookseller.

Answer 2

Answer:

we have visited the tajmahal