He lent me a very rare book. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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He lent me a very rare book.

A. A very rare book had been lent to me by him.

B. I am lent a very rare book by him.

C. A very rare book was lent to me by him.

D. I was lent a very rare book by him.

Answer: Option D

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Past simple, indirect object as subject.

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Select the correct passive voice of: 'They will finish the work tomorrow.'

A. The work will finished tomorrow by them.

B. The work would be finished tomorrow by them.

C. The work is finished tomorrow by them.

D. The work will be finished tomorrow by them.

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
Simple future: Object + will/shall + be + past participle + by + subject. 'The work will be finished tomorrow by them.'

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Choose the correct active voice of: 'The glass had been broken before we arrived.'

A. Someone was breaking the glass before we arrived.

B. Someone had broken the glass before we arrived.

C. Someone broke the glass before we arrived.

D. Someone has broken the glass before we arrived.

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Past perfect passive 'had been broken' → active 'Someone had broken the glass'.

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Select the correct passive voice of: 'The judge found him not guilty.'

A. He is found not guilty by the judge.

B. He was being found not guilty by the judge.

C. He had been found not guilty by the judge.

D. He was found not guilty by the judge.

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Correct Answer: Option D

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Simple past, complement 'not guilty' remains. 'He was found not guilty by the judge.'

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