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'Never tell a lie.' বাক্যটির Passive form হবে----

'Never tell a lie.' বাক্যটির Passive form হবে---- Correct Answer Let not a lie ever be told

'Never tell a lie.' বাক্যটির Passive form হবে - - - Let not a lie ever be told. Never যুক্ত imperative sentence এর ক্ষেত্রে voice change এর structure টি হল: Let not + object টি subject হয় + ever be বসে + মূল verb এর past participle বসে।

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