Choose the passive form of the sentences given below. ( DO NOT UPLOAD/DO NOT TYPE). Attempt and submit on Assessprep only.A. Are you flying kites?

To transform the active sentence "Are you flying kites?" into passive voice, we first need to identify the subject, verb, and object of the sentence. In this case, the subject is "you," the verb is "are flying," and the object is "kites."

Steps to Form the Passive Voice:

1. Identify the Object: Here, "kites" is the object of the action.
2. Change the Object to the Subject: In the passive form, the object becomes the subject; thus, "kites" will become the new subject.
3. Use the Correct Form of the verb "to be": The present continuous tense "are flying" translates to "are being flown."
4. Add the Original Subject with "by": The original subject "you" will now follow the verb phrase preceded by "by."

Passive Form:

The passive transformation of "Are you flying kites?" will become: "Are kites being flown by you?"

This structure effectively shifts the focus from who is performing the action ("you") to what is receiving the action ("kites"). The passive construction is particularly useful in instances where the doer is either unknown, irrelevant, or less important than the action or object involved.