Convert into Passive Voice;''I know him."
Correct answer: D. He is known to me.
- A. He is known by me.
- B. He was known to me.
- C. He has been known by me.
- D. He is known to me.
Explanation
This is the correct passive transformation and reflects the natural usage of English for the given context
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