who did you see? change the voice
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Who was seen by you?
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The active voice would be “who did you see,” and not whom did you seen.
Now, to change the voice, all we have to do is flip the subject and the object. The verb in this sentence is 'see', in the past tense.
Who is doing the seeing? You. So you is (or rather are) the subject.
Who is being seen? The question answers itself! 'who' is being seen. So who is the object? 'who' is the object. (Okay I should stop.)
There you go, then! Flip the subject and object in the sentence, and you're done. Also, since we don't want to change the meaning of the sentence, the verb will change from see to 'was seen'.
That's it. You have all the pieces.
Can you put them together?
“Who was seen by you?”
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