Question

@Hero @pooja195 @Nnesha @Luigi0210

Answer 1

@pooja195

Answer 2

@Squirrels

Answer 3

Yes the first one is correct (:
Passive means past and active means now
So you need help with the second one?

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

I believe it's "have" and active.

Also i think the first one is wrong. Shouldn't it be active?

Answer 6

idk

Answer 7

I'm pretty sure my answers are right. Do you understand why I say this though?

Answer 8

so is the first one active or passive? @Squirrels

Answer 9

Passive means the past
Active means now
Does "has" sound like >right now? or the >past?

Answer 10

now

Answer 11

and is it have?

Answer 12

For the second one? Is 'have' a verb?

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

right?

Answer 15

@Squirrels

Answer 16

yes it is right

Answer 17

is it active

Answer 18

Yes mam/sir

Answer 19

mam and i think its actually are known

Answer 20

hmm well check on google if thats a verb lol

Answer 21

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110618213249AAs8n7N

Answer 22

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Answer 23

..What exactly are you asking..?

Answer 24

Like @squirrels said Passive is past Active is present.
The first one is active and so is the second one.

Answer 25

I get where u come from thinking it would be "known" but the answer I believe is "have" for the second one.

Answer 26

@Educated

Answer 27

is it are known?

Answer 28

@Educated

Answer 29

@pooja195