Question

Convert the sentence into Passive Voice: He is not driving a car.

• A. A car is not being driven by him
• B. A car is not driven by him
• C. A car was not being driven by him
• D. A car was not been driven by him

Hint:

For present continuous passive voice, use \textit{is/am/are + being + past participle}.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Concept: Present continuous tense in passive voice follows the structure:
\textit{is/am/are + being + past participle}. Explanation: The active sentence is in present continuous (“is driving”). In passive voice, the object “a car” becomes the subject. The verb changes to “is being driven,” and “he” becomes “by him.” Thus, the correct passive form is: A car is not being driven by him.