Hopefully, when he (wake) up tomorrow morning, the sun (shine).
A. wakes up, will shine
B. will wake up, shined
C. waked up, shines
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The new service was a hit with commuters, as pets are otherwise prohibited from riding on MTR trains, public buses and trams.
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Transfer this Active voice sentence into the Passive one:
They clean my car once a week.
A. I have cleaned my car once a week.
B. I get my car cleaned once a week.
C. I get my car cleaning once a week.
D. My car have been cleaned once a week by them.