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Make sentences Passive Voice. Please 1.We asked the lecturer a few questions about Shakespears.
2.Tom has just told me an interesting story.
3.We often see him at the exhibitions.
4.We cant hear her voice from here.
5.Where do they sell books in foreign languages?

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