Convert into Passive Voice;"You surprise me."
Correct answer: C. I am surprised by you.
- A. I am to be surprised.
- B. You surprised.
- C. I am surprised by you.
- D. He is surprised.
Explanation
This option is a grammatically correct sentence in the passive voice, and it matches the meaning of the original sentence. The verb "am surprised" indicates that the speaker is experiencing the feeling of surprise, and the phrase "by you" indicates the person causing the surprise.
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Active voice presents the doer as the subject, while passive voice presents the receiver of the action and uses an appropriate form of “be” with the past participle. Questions cover tense changes, modal verbs, omitted agents and sentences that cannot be passivized because they lack a suitable object.
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