Convert into Passive Voice;"One must keep one's promises."
Correct answer: D. One's promises must be kept.
- A. One's promises are kept.
- B. Ones promises must kept.
- C. Ones promises were kept.
- D. One's promises must be kept.
Explanation
This option is a grammatically correct sentence in the passive voice, and it matches the meaning of the original sentence. The verb "must be kept" indicates that keeping promises is a necessity or obligation.
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