Change the voice of the statement;;"Who taught you English?"
Correct answer: D. By whom were you taught English?
- A. Who English taught by?
- B. By whom were English taught to you?
- C. By whom were you taught English by?
- D. By whom were you taught English?
Explanation
D is the correct option because This is the correct passive voice construction in a question form, asking about the person who taught you English.
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