Convert into Passive Voice;"Jim would know next to nothing of the events.''
Correct answer: C. Next to nothing of the events would be known by Jim.
- A. Jim was being known next to nothing of the events.
- B. Next to nothing of the events would be known to Jim.
- C. Next to nothing of the events would be known by Jim.
- D. It was next to nothing to Jim of the events that he knew.
Explanation
This correctly uses the passive voice and matches the original sentence's meaning and structure.
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