1. The labourers are cutting the grass. (Begin: The grass...)
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the grass is being cutted by the labours
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sorry but I have this answer
Explanation:
The given sentence, in active voice, is an imperative. The implied subject is 'you'. The verb is 'walk'. The object is 'grass'.
The passive voice of the imperative follows the pattern: Let+object+ be+ past participle form of verb. The past participle form of the verb is 'walked'.
Option D is correct as none of the options A, B or C use the past participle form of the verb.
The passive voice of the given sentence is: 'Let the grass not be walked upon'.
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