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change the following sentence into an active form.Had all the cakes been eaten by the boys?Had the boys eaten all the cakes?Has the boys eaten all the cakes?Have the boys eaten all the cakes?Are the boys eating all the cakes?Is the boy eating all the cakes?

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change the following sentence into an active form.Had all the cakes been eaten by the boys?Had the boys eaten all the cakes?Has the boys eaten all the cakes?Have the boys eaten all the cakes?Are the boys eating all the cakes?Is the boy eating all the cakes?

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Solution 1

  1. "Had all the cakes been eaten by the boys?" changes to "Had the boys eaten all the cakes?"
  2. "Has the boys eaten all the cakes?" changes to "Has one boy eaten all the cakes?" (Note: The original sentence is grammatically incorrect. It should be "Have the boys eaten all the cakes?" which changes to "Have the boys eaten all the cakes?")
  3. "Have the boys eaten all the cakes?" changes to "Have the boys eaten all the cakes?" (Note: This sentence is already in active voice.)
  4. "Are the boys eating all the cakes?" changes to "Are the boys eating all the cakes?" (Note: This sentence is already in active voice.)
  5. "Is the boy eating all the cakes?" changes to "Is the boy eating all the cakes?" (Note: This sentence is already in active voice.)

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Solution 2

  1. "Had all the cakes been eaten by the boys?" changes to "Had the boys eaten all the cakes?"
  2. "Has the boys eaten all the cakes?" changes to "Have the boys eaten all the cakes?"
  3. "Are the boys eating all the cakes?" remains the same as it is already in active form.
  4. "Is the boy eating all the cakes?" remains the same as it is already in active form.

Solution 3

  1. "Had all the cakes been eaten by the boys?" changes to "Had the boys eaten all the cakes?"
  2. "Has the boys eaten all the cakes?" changes to "Have the boys eaten all the cakes?"
  3. "Are the boys eating all the cakes?" remains the same as it is already in active form.
  4. "Is the boy eating all the cakes?" remains the same as it is already in active form.

Solution 4

  1. "Had all the cakes been eaten by the boys?" changes to "Had the boys eaten all the cakes?"
  2. "Has the boys eaten all the cakes?" changes to "Have the boys eaten all the cakes?"
  3. "Are the boys eating all the cakes?" remains the same as it is already in active form.
  4. "Is the boy eating all the cakes?" remains the same as it is already in active form.

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