English, 26.04.2021 09:30, dale87

2. Change the following sentences in to passive. a) Who helped you?
b) Are you writing a letter?
c) Is she beating the child?
d) Open the door.
e) She is writing the notes.

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2. Change the following sentences in to passive. a) Who helped you?
b) Are you writing a let...