[ Present Simple Tense Passive ]
Add milk if you like. Change into a passive sentence.
A. Milk is adding you like.
B. Milk is added if you like.
C. Milk is add if you like.
D. Milk adds you if like.

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Jiya wanted to clean the house ____________ she was very tired.
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