Active to passive: imperative and 'Let' sentences (Let ... be + past participle / Do not be + past participle)

1. A.
   Let the wheels take you.
2. B.
   Let you take the wheels.
3. C.
   Let the wheels be taken by you.
4. D.
   Let wheels you take.

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1. A.
   I request you to buy an expensive bag for my friend.
2. B.
   An excessive bag will be bought by me for my friend.
3. C.
   Let an expensive bag was bought by me for my friend.
4. D.
   Let an expensive bag be bought by me for my friend.

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1. A.
   Do not ever be fooled by Dylan.
2. B.
   Do not be fool by Dylan.
3. C.
   Do not be fooled by Dylan.
4. D.
   Do not have been fooled by Dylan.

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