I noticed him leaving the house. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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I noticed him leaving the house.

A. He was noticed to leave the house by me.

B. He was noticed leaving the house by me.

C. He was noticed leave the house by me.

D. He is noticed leaving the house by me.

Answer: Option B

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Notice + object + present participle → passive keeps -ing form.

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Choose the correct active voice of: 'The office was not informed about the meeting.'

A. They did not inform the office about the meeting.

B. They do not inform the office about the meeting.

C. They were not informing the office about the meeting.

D. They had not informed the office about the meeting.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Simple past negative passive → active 'They did not inform the office about the meeting'.

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Did the police catch the thief?

A. Was the thief catch by the police?

B. Did the thief caught by the police?

C. Was the thief caught by the police?

D. Had the thief been caught by the police?

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Correct Answer: Option C

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Past simple interrogative → Was/Were + object + V3.

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Select the correct passive voice of: 'They found him guilty.'

A. He was found guilty.

B. He is found guilty.

C. He was being found guilty.

D. He had been found guilty.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Simple past, complement 'guilty' remains. 'He was found guilty.'

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