Exercise 11. My only son is looked after1. My only son is looked after2. The brave are favoured by fortune1. My only son is looked after2. The brave are favoured by fortune3. Is English read by him?1. My only son is looked after2. The brave are favoured by fortune3. Is English read by him?4. My take of woe was not listened to by her1. My only son is looked after2. The brave are favoured by fortune3. Is English read by him?4. My take of woe was not listened to by her5. She was not laughed at by us1. My only son is looked after2. The brave are favoured by fortune3. Is English read by him?4. My take of woe was not listened to by her5. She was not laughed at by us6. Were you displeased by his conduct?1. My only son is looked after2. The brave are favoured by fortune3. Is English read by him?4. My take of woe was not listened to by her5. She was not laughed at by us6. Were you displeased by his conduct?7. It shall certainly be seen through by me1. My only son is looked after2. The brave are favoured by fortune3. Is English read by him?4. My take of woe was not listened to by her5. She was not laughed at by us6. Were you displeased by his conduct?7. It shall certainly be seen through by me8. This loss shall be born by who?9. Your debts will be paid off by when9. Your debts will be paid off by when10 The house will be let out by you to whom?Passivisation
Passivisation is the process by which the object of a sentence patterns itself as though it is the subject.
Rules of passivisationObject comes to the sentence initialIntroduce an auxiliary verb that depicts the form of the verb in the active sentenceMove subject to sentence final and introduce it with a preposition 'by'
In conclusion, the above sentences are passivised.
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