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He was given a book for his birthday.
She has gave him a book for his birthday.
She give a book to him for his birthday.
She gave him a book for his birthday.
She will be giving him a book for his birthday.
- He was given a book for his birthday.
This is a passive voice sentence indicating that someone gave him a book. It's correctly structured.
- Option 1: She has gave him a book for his birthday.
This sentence is incorrect. It should read "She has given him a book for his birthday" if using present perfect tense.
- Option 2: She give a book to him for his birthday.
This sentence is incorrect in terms of tense. It should read "She gives a book to him for his birthday" in present tense.
- Option 3: She gave him a book for his birthday.
This sentence is correct. It describes a past event with the right tense and structure.
- Option 4: She will be giving him a book for his birthday.
This sentence is also correct, but it indicates a future action rather than a past one.
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