Use passive or active. An hour later, a car ...

[ Passive and Active Voice ]

Use passive or active.

An hour later, a car _________(1)_________ (arrive) and the Mayor ______(2)____________ (take) to his next appointment.

A. (1) arrived
(2) was taken

B. (1) was arrived
(2) took

C. (1) arrived
(2) took

D. (1) was arrived
(2) was taken

Select your answer:

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