English, asked by gamersidhansh, 8 months ago

change active voice to passive voice

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Answered by aishi2020

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The plants are watered by him

The kites are being flied by us

Hope it helps u

Answered by mdaatifalam2018

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The plants were watered by him.

The kites are flown by us.

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