Past Perfect Tense into Passive Voice : Letters : Parts of English

Past Perfect Tense into Passive Voice

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Past Perfect Tense into Passive Voice :

I had already posted the letter. (active voice)

The letter had already been posted by me. (passive voice)
Our team had won the match. (active voice)

The match had been won by our team. (passive voice)
The noise had frightened the horse. (active voice)

The horse had been frightened by the noise. (passive voice)
Lighting had struck the house. (active voice)

The house had been struck by lighting. (passive voice)
He had bought a necklace. (active voice)

A necklace had been bought by him. (passive voice)


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