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Select the option that expresses the given sentence in passive voice. Alice saw a rabbit with a watch going into a hole.

  • A.A rabbit with a watch has been seen going into a hole by Alice.
  • B.A rabbit with a watch is seen going into a hole by Alice.
  • C.A hole with a watch was seen going into a rabbit by Alice.
  • D.A rabbit with a watch was seen going into a hole by Alice.

Answer: D

The passive voice is 'A rabbit with a watch was seen going into a hole by Alice.'

The active sentence is in the simple past ('saw'). The passive uses 'was seen' with the object as the new subject and the doer in a 'by' phrase.

Options A and B use present tenses, and C mixes up the objects, saying that a hole was going into a rabbit.

For the passive of a sentence in the simple past, the verb is 'was/were' plus the past participle. The object of the active sentence, 'a rabbit with a watch', becomes the subject, and the doer is introduced by 'by'. Option D follows this exactly and keeps the meaning.

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