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English, 10.11.2020 06:30 alyviariggins

II Change the voice of these sentences from active to passive in past tense. 1. She made her a princess.
2. The mechanic repaired the bike.
3. She was preparing dinner.
4. Was she making chocolates?
5. I had written a letter.
6. She gave a lecture.
7. They attended a seminar.
8. I had done my work.

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