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1. What do you mean? 2. What does he do? 3. How do you play tennis? 4. What are you doing? 5. When does she eat? 6. Who draw this picture? 7. Who is writing this letter? 8. What does Ram eat? 9. Why do they follow us? 10. Who does it ? 11. Who is calling you? 12. Which person demands you drive? 13. Whom do you want? 14. How many people do you know about? 15. Which book are you writing? change all the sentences into passive voice.

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