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Change the following from active to passive: The scientist might have been conducting the experiment.

1. The experiment might have conducted by the scientist.
2. The experiment might have been conducting by the scientist.
3. The experiment might have been being conducted by the scientist.
4. The experiment might being conducted by the scientist.

Correct answer: The experiment might have been being conducted by the scientist.

Solution

The sentence is in the modal perfect continuous active form: “might have been conducting.” In passive voice, the object “the experiment” becomes the subject, and the verb phrase changes to “might have been being conducted.”

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