The correct answer is Option (4) → The concert has been postponed.
- In passive voice, the focus is on the action being done to the subject rather than who is performing the action.
- "The concert has been postponed" is in passive voice because:
- The object of the active sentence (someone postponed the concert) becomes the subject.
- The structure follows: Subject + has been + past participle (postponed).
OTHER OPTIONS
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"The concert is continuing." → (Active voice)
- The subject ("concert") is performing the action.
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"The concert held at the new auditorium was superb." → (Active voice, descriptive sentence)
- This is a descriptive statement, not an action being performed on the subject.
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"We enjoyed the concert." → (Active voice)
- "We" (the subject) is performing the action ("enjoyed").
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