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Both weddings by good taste.(cater) change into passive voice.​

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thapaaashma51

Answer:

The active voice sentence "Both weddings cater to good taste." can be changed into passive voice as follows:

"Good taste is catered to by both weddings."

In the passive voice:

- The subject of the active voice sentence ("Both weddings") becomes the agent ("by both weddings").

- The verb "cater" changes to "is catered to" to indicate the action in a passive construction.

- "Good taste" remains the object of the preposition "to", and it is placed at the beginning of the passive sentence for clarity.

Therefore, the passive voice transformation of "Both weddings cater to good taste." is "Good taste is catered to by both weddings."

rathoremanju17

Answer:

Both weddings are catered by Good Taste.

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