Question

Change the following instruction into passive voice. a) Start the scootor in netural gear. b) Press the clutch lever and change the gear. c) Now gradually increase the race and release the clutch. First of all the scootor a)....................................... in the netural gear, the clutch lever b).................................................. and the gear is changed. The gradually the race c).................................... and the clutch lever is released. The scootor starts moving.

Answer 1

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