Pakistan MCQs

The agent 'Ayesha' becomes the active subject.
The simple past passive 'was written' changes to the simple past active 'wrote.'

The identity of the arresting authority is obvious or unimportant.
Omitting the agent keeps the passive sentence concise.

The phrase is built around the head noun 'musician.'
The other words function as determiners and modifiers.

The present continuous passive uses 'is/am/are being' plus a past participle.
The singular subject 'road' requires 'is being repaired.'

The present perfect passive question uses 'have + subject + been + past participle.'
The indefinite agent 'anyone' does not need to be retained.

'With great care' can modify a verb by explaining how an action is done.
It therefore functions adverbially.

The present perfect passive uses 'has/have been' plus a past participle.
The unknown agent can be omitted because it is not important.

'Slept' is intransitive and has no direct object to become a passive subject.
Only transitive constructions normally form the passive.

The relative clause begins with 'who' and describes a noun.
A clause that modifies a noun functions adjectivally.

The future passive is formed with 'will be' plus a past participle.
The object 'the results' becomes the passive subject.

'What she decided' can function as a subject or object in a larger sentence.
A dependent clause performing a noun role is a noun clause.

A modal passive uses the modal plus 'be' and a past participle.
Thus, 'must be submitted' is the correct structure.