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Change to passive: "I have done my work."
Question

Change to passive: "I have done my work."

A.

My work have been done by me.

B.

My work has been done by me.

C.

The work will be done by me.

D.

My work has not been done by me.

Correct option is B

The correct passive form uses “has been” with the singular subject "work." Explanation of options: • (a) ✘ “Have” is incorrect for singular noun “work.” • (b) ✔ Correct structure: [has/have] + been + past participle. • (c) ✘ “Will be” indicates future, not present perfect. • (d) ✘ Adds negation, changing the meaning.

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