Convert into Passive Voice;"Don't laugh at me."
Correct answer: A. Let me not be laughed at.
- A. Let me not be laughed at.
- B. Let be me not laughed at.
- C. I am laughed at.
- D. Let me not laughed at.
Explanation
A is the correct option as it follows the imperative sentence structure and clearly conveys the message.
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