Answer the attachment ⤴️ full answer I want no one or two I want total five.

Irreverelent Answers will be reported.

Explanation:

1. The work will be finished by them.

2. The lesson shall have been learnt by me.

3. The snow will have been seen by the children.

4. Blue dress had been worn by me.

5. A fight had been started by them.

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Some rules while converting the sentences from active voice into passive voice.

Simple tense

Simple present :

Active : sub + v¹/ v⁵ + obj

Passive : obj + is / am / are + v³ +by + sub

Simple past

Active : sub + v² + obj

Passive : obj + was/were + V³ + by + sub

Simple future

Active : sub + will / shall + v¹ + obj

Passive : obj + will / shall + be + V³ + by + sub

Continuous

Present continuous

Active : sub + is / am / are + v⁴ + obj

Passive : obj + is / am / are + being + V³ + by + sub

Past continuous

Active : sub + was / were + v⁴ + obj

Passive : obj + was / were + being + V³ + by + sub

Future continuous

Active : sub + will be / shall be + v⁴ + obj

Passive : ( no passive construction in use )

Perfect

Present perfect

Active : sub + has / have + v³ + obj

Passive : obj + has / have + been + v³ + by + sub

Past perfect

Active : sub + had + v³ + obj

Passive : obj + had + been + v³ + by + sub

Future perfect

Active : sub + will have / shall have + v³ + obj

Passive : obj + will have / shall have + been + v³ + by + sub

Perfect continuous

Present perfect continuous

Active : sub + has been / have been + v⁴+ obj

Passive : ( no passive construction in use )

Past perfect continuous

Active : sub + had been + v⁴ + obj

Passive : ( no passive construction in use )

Future perfect continuous

Active : sub + will have been / shall have been + v⁴ + obj

Passive : ( no passive construction in use)

Hope I helped!

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the opposite of a dictionry, it gives you false info

Explanation: