Out of the four alternatives, choose the one that best expresses the given sentence in the passive Voice.
'Mohan will have won the match'.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → The match will have been won by Mohan.
Future perfect tense in the passive:
| Change | Active | Passive | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Object becomes subject | the match | The match | “The match” becomes the subject. |
| Tense kept | will have won | will have been won | The future perfect “will have won” becomes “will have been + past participle”: “will have been won”. |
| Agent (by ...) | Mohan | by Mohan | The doer comes last with “by”: by Mohan. |
| Full sentence | Mohan will have won the match. | The match will have been won by Mohan. |
Example: They will have built the bridge by May. → The bridge will have been built by May.
Why the Other Options are Incorrect?
Option 2: The match would have been won by Mohan. — Incorrect. "Would have been" is a conditional form. The tense of "will have won" is not kept.
Option 3: The match was won by Mohan. — Incorrect. This is the passive of the simple past ("Mohan won the match").
Option 4: The match will be won by Mohan. — Incorrect. This is the passive of the simple future ("Mohan will win the match").