Which of the following options is the most suitable conversion of the following sentence into active voice?
Aren't the packages inspected before dispatch?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Original Sentence: "Aren't the packages inspected before dispatch?"
This is in the Passive Voice (Interrogative form) because the subject ("the packages") is receiving the action.
The tense is Simple Present (indicated by "Are" + past participle "inspected").
In the Simple Present Passive, the structure is: Is/Are + Subject + V3 (Past Participle)?
In the Simple Present Active, the structure becomes: Do/Does + Subject + V1 (Base Verb) + Object?
The passive sentence doesn't state who is doing the inspecting. When the agent is missing, we use a generic subject "someone.
Option ‘A’ implements all these rules.