English, asked by si885388, 6 months ago

voice miscellancous his conduct pleased us

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Answered by itzsecretagent

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After converting the following sentence to passive voice, it becomes ''I am pleased by his conduct. '' The tense of the following sentence is present, so in passive voice the verb 'please' sits in its past participle form with an auxiliary verb 'am'.

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