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  • Select the best passive voice option for the given sentence: Let me do this.

    • Let me be done this.
    • This is done by me.
    • Let this be done by me. ✅
    • This should be done.

    Rules for Changing Imperative Sentences into Passive Voice

    1. Active: Let + object + base verb.
    2. Passive: Let + object + be + past participle (V3) + by + subject.

    Example:

    • Active: Let me do this.
    • Passive: Let this be done by me. ✅

    Rule: The object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence, and the verb changes to be + V3.

  • Fill in the blank with the suitable option: Each of the boys ___ rewarded.

    • Were
    • Was ✅
    • Are
    • Have

  • Select the synonym of the given word, Jealous.

    • Envious ✅
    • Kind
    • Honest
    • Generous

  • Select the best antonym of the given word, Profane.

    • Irreligious
    • Vulgar
    • Disrespectful
    • Respectful ✅

  • Choose the antonym of 'transience'.

    • Slowness
    • Permanence
    • Lack of confidence
    • None of these

  • What is the meaning of 'to carry the day'?

    • to succeed
    • to lose something
    • to do something wrong
    • None of these

  • The idiom "to bury the hatchet" meaning?

    • to make peace
    • to make a wrong decision
    • to lose something important
    • None of these

  • A new broom _____.

    • Create mess
    • Sweeps clean
    • Sweep out
    • None of these