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Someone has stolen his book.

  • His book is been stolen.
  • His book has been stolen.
  • His book is stolen.
  • His book has stolen.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Apart from Rule to make active voice of Present Perfect Tense, which is

Passive subject + has/have + been + third form of verb + by + passive object

Please also note that words like, "someone", "somebody", "people", "police", "public" etc are dropped. But in rare cases we can use them if sentence meaning is not clear.

Similar Questions :

1. Will nobody help the Sheetal ?

  • Will the Sheetal not be helped ?
  • Will the Sheetal not helped ?
  • Will the Sheetal not be help ?
  • Will Sheetal not be helped ?

Answer: Option A

2. Sunder will have closed the door.

  • The door would have closed by Sunder.
  • The door would have been closed by Sunder.
  • The door will have been closed by Sunder.
  • The door will have closed by Sunder.

Answer: Option C

3. The police will have caught the culprit.

  • The culprit will have caught by the police.
  • The culprit have been caught by the police.
  • The culprit will have been caught by the police.
  • The culprit would have been caught by the police.

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Note :- Rule to make active voice of Future Perfect Tense :

Passive subject + will/shall + have + been + third form of verb + by + passive object

4. Respect your neighbours.

  • Your neighbours should respected.
  • Your neighbours should be respected.
  • Let neighbours be respected.
  • Let neighbours respected.

Answer: Option B

5. Please give me a pen.

  • You are ordered to give me a pen.
  • You are ought to give me a pen.
  • You are requested to give me pen.
  • You are requested to give me a pen.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Whenever sentence starts with please or kindly, then in passive voice we use "You are requested to"

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