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    Kamal is singing a song.
    Question

    Kamal is singing a song.

    A.

    A song is being sung by Kamal.

    B.

    Kamal has sung a song.

    C.

    Kamal has been singing a song.

    D.

    A song is sung by Kamal.

    Correct option is A

    For present continuous tense in passive voice, use "is being + past participle." The subject and object have switched places.

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    Active: Subject + is/am/are + verb-ing + object.
    Passive: Object + is/am/are + being + past participle + by + subject.
    Active: Kamal is singing a song.
    Passive: A song is being sung by Kamal.
    This construction preserves the sense of action happening right now.

    Additional Knowledge

    Option 2 is present perfect tense (“has sung”), not present continuous.

    Option 3 is present perfect continuous, which does not match the original tense.

    Option 4 is simple present passive (“is sung”), which does not reflect the ongoing action.

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