Explanation

He decided to sell the car means اس نے کار فروخت کرنے کا فیصلہ کیا

Past Indefinite tense

Active Voice= Subject +  Second Form of Verb + Object.

Passive Voice = Object + was/were + third of verb + by + subject.

Explanation

When will a car be bought by you?

In passive voice, the structure is: "When + will + object + be + past participle + by subject."

"A car" (object) comes after "will", followed by "be bought" (passive form), and "by you" (subject).

Explanation

  Passive voice is used here.

The correct past participle form is "spoken."

Explanation

In active voice, the subject performs the action.

"The students do the homework every day" reflects this by directly stating that the students are performing the action of doing homework.

Explanation

• The above sentence is in the active voice.
• Let's look at the basic rules for converting active voice to passive voice are as follows:
  • The object of the sentence must be turned into the subject of the sentence in the passive voice.
  • Here, the subject in the active voice is 'they,' whereas the object is 'the instructions.'​​
  • In the passive voice, the subject would be 'the instructions' and the object would be 'them.'
  • Also, 'they' changes to them.' The below table is to represent the change of the subject pronoun to the object pronouns.
  • Thus, as per the above-mentioned rules option, 3rd is correct and therefore the answer.

Explanation

Active Voice: It is your duty to make tea at seven O` clock means سات بجے چائے تیار کرنا آپ کی ڈیوٹی ہے

Passive Voice:  You are supposed to make tea at seven O`clock.

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Explanation

This is a sentence of Past Indefinite Tense

Formula: Subject + Main Verb + suffix -ed (or irregular verb) + Object.

Explanation

We generally use preposition with after filled. 

Sana filled the glass with water. 

Explanation

Fazal attends a wedding party.

 کا ہےPresent Indefinite یہ فقرہ 

لگے گاis....helping verbبنائیں گے تو اس کے ساتھ passiveجب ہم اس کو 

Explanation

The active sentence "They were laughing at her" is in past continuous tense.

In passive voice, it becomes:

"She was being laughed at by them."

Structure: was/were being + past participle (laughed).