Choose the option in which the above sentence has been correctly put into Passive Voice.
I have always liked you.

Correct option is C

The correct passive voice of the given sentence is (c) You have always been liked by me.
Detailed Explanation (English):
• The sentence is in Present Perfect Tense: “have liked”.
• While changing active to passive, the tense must remain the same.
• Present Perfect Passive structure is: has/have + been + V³.
• The object “you” becomes the subject in passive voice.
• The adverb “always” is correctly placed between have and been: “have always been …”
Correct sentence: You have always been liked by me.
Grammatical Rule Used (English):
• Present Perfect (Active): Subject + has/have + V³ + Object
• Present Perfect (Passive): Object + has/have + been + V³ + by + Subject
Grammatical Rule Used (Hindi):
• Present Perfect Tense का Passive बनाते समय संरचना होती है: has/have + been + क्रिया का तीसरा रूप (V³)।
• Active से Passive बनाते समय tense नहीं बदलता।
• “always” जैसे adverb को सामान्यतः have/has और been के बीच रखा जाता है: “have always been”.
Example:
Active: He has completed the work.
Passive: The work has been completed by him.
Why other options are incorrect:
• (a) “liked always” placement is not the standard exam-preferred placement.
• (b) “had been liked” → Past Perfect (tense changed).
• (d) “been always” placement is incorrect/unnatural.