Use the required tense of the Passive Voice instead of the infinitives in brackets.
1. He insisted on seeing the article before it (to write).
2. Jennie (not to forget). We all remember her.
3. Not a single copy of the books he spoke of, ever (to ask).
4. I (to inform) that you (to see) in Church Street in conversation with a young gentleman.
5. He didn't utter a word, knowing that whatever he said (to meet) by the same silence.
1. He insisted on seeing the article before it (to write).
2. Jennie (not to forget). We all remember her.
3. Not a single copy of the books he spoke of, ever (to ask).
4. I (to inform) that you (to see) in Church Street in conversation with a young gentleman.
5. He didn't utter a word, knowing that whatever he said (to meet) by the same silence.
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1. He insisted on seeing the article before it (was written).2. Jennie (has not been forgotten). We all remember her.
3. Not a single copy of the books he spoke of, had ever (been asked for).
4. I (have been informed) that you (were seen) in Church Street in conversation with a young gentleman.
5. He didn't utter a word, knowing that whatever he said (would be met) by the same silence.