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प्रश्न
You might have observed that - The sentence in Part A is in the passive voice while the sentence in Part B is in the active voice. Now change the following sentence into the passive voice.
Her angry question still shakes me
उत्तर
Her angry question still shakes me. I get shakes by her angry questions.
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