Question Detail

He will hate me.

I would be hated by him.
I will be hated by him.
I will hated by him.
I will be hate by him.

Answer: Option B

1. Rahul has to see it or to believe it.

It has to be saw or to be believe by Rahul.
It has to be seen or to believe by Rahul.
It has to be seen or to be believe by Rahul.
It has to be seen or to be believe by Rahul.

Answer: Option C

2. He helps me.

I am helped.
I am being helped.
I am helped by him.
He helped by me.
I am being helped by him.

Answer: Option C

3. Someone has stolen his book.

His book is been stolen.
His book has been stolen.
His book is stolen.
His book has stolen.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Apart from Rule to make active voice of Present Perfect Tense, which is

Passive subject + has/have + been + third form of verb + by + passive object

Please also note that words like, "someone", "somebody", "people", "police", "public" etc are dropped. But in rare cases we can use them if sentence meaning is not clear.