Passive Voice Ex 4- Speaking Practice

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Englilsh Speaking Quizzes

CHANGE THE VOICE-Self-Assessment Test

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He polished my shoes.
A) My shoes had been polished by him.
B) My shoes has been polished by him.
C) My shoes will be polished by him.
D) My shoes were polished by him.

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