Present Perfect Tense into Passive Voice : Letters : Parts of English

Present Perfect Tense into Passive Voice

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Present Perfect Tense into Passive Voice :

Ashok has written this letter. (active voice)

This letter has been written by Ashok. (passive voice)
Sita has sent a parcel. (active voice)

A parcel has been sent by Sitka.(passive voice)
He has scored twenty runs.(active voice)

Twenty runs have been scored by him.(passive voice)
The rain has ruined the crops. (active voice)

The crops have been ruined by the rain. (passive voice)
You have not paid the bill. (active voice)

The bill has not been paid by you. (passive voice)


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