[ Grammar ]
They were watching a horror film at cinema. Change to passive voice
A. A horror film is watching by them at cinema.
B. A horror film was watched by them at cinema.
C. A horror film was being watched by them at cinema
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A. Subject + have/has + V3
B. Subject + had + V3
C. Subject + have/has + V2
D. Subject + had + V2