Change the voice of the statement;"I am to learn a lesson."
Correct answer: B. A lesson is to be learned by me
- A. A lesson is to be learning by me
- B. A lesson is to be learned by me
- C. A lesson is to learned by me
- D. A lesson is to being learned by me
Explanation
This option correctly uses the passive structure with "is to be learned" and includes the agent "by me," which accurately transforms the original sentence into passive voice.
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