Don't laugh at me.
A. Let me be laughed at.
B. Let be me not laughed at.
C. I am laughed at.
D. Let me not laughed at.
Answer: Option D
Solution (By Examveda Team)
In the original sentence "Don't laugh at me.", the speaker is expressing a desire not to be laughed at. This sentiment is correctly transformed into passive voice as:Option D: "Let me not be laughed at." - This correctly reflects the passive construction where "me" is the subject and "not be laughed at" is the passive verb phrase indicating the action to be avoided.
Option A: "Let me be laughed at." - This option incorrectly changes the meaning, suggesting the opposite of what the original sentence intends.
Option B: "Let be me not laughed at." - This is grammatically incorrect and does not form a valid passive voice sentence.
Option C: "I am laughed at." - This changes the meaning and structure of the sentence, making it an active voice construction.
Therefore, the correct answer, maintaining the original meaning, is Option D: Let me not be laughed at.
This Question Belongs to Competitive English >> Voice
Let me not be laughed at..
Is correct passive voice
It is correct answer. Let me not be laughed at.
Let me be not laughed at.
The correct answer is D
I want to understand the formation of this sentence.
Let me be not laughed at
Right answer should be "let me not be laughed at."
Let me be not laughed at
D is right, but Be is missing
correct answer is
let i not be laughed at
i want to understand this passive..................