A. He was make to resign.
B. To resign was his obligation.
C. Circumstances obliged him to resign.
D. Registration obliged him.
Answer: Option C
This Question Belongs to Competitive English >> Voice
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A. The beggar was laughed by the boy.
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A. A circle was being drawn by them in the morning.
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Original sentence
He was obliged to resign.
This is in passive voice.
👉 was obliged = was forced / had no choice
Rule used here
When “be obliged to” is used in passive voice, the reason or cause can become the subject in active voice.
So:
He → receiver of action
Circumstances → cause / force
Transformation logic
Passive:
He was obliged to resign.
⬇️ change to active
Active:
Circumstances obliged him to resign.
How is this option is correct?Give me explanation
The tense is in the passive voice, so option C is correct.
He was made to resign ...... Is that correct
The answer is totally wrong. The correct option is c.
WHY NOT OPTION c???????
option c should be correct