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water boils. It turns to steam (combine the sentence using participle as adjectives) ​

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Answered by alina123497
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Learn the basics of participles along with examples. ... Past Participle: The boiled water; Present Participle: The boiling water ... Examples of participles phrases used as adjectives:.

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Answered by cool5257boy
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This question is asking you to change the active voice to passive voice. Firstly, we need to identify what the tense of the sentence is. 'Boil' is in simple present tense. According to the rules of changing active voice to passive voice, we must change the verb to its past participle form and add a 'to be' verb before it such as is/am/are.

From the given options, option B) is being boiled is incorrect as it indicates that the water is still boiling. This is in present progressive tense.

Option C) is boiling is also incorrect as it is in the present continuous tense. Option D) will be boiled  is a future tense phrase and so it is incorrect.

Hence, option A) is boiled is correct, since we are using both 'is' and the past participle form of the verb 'boiled'.

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