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Intransitive verbs do not take a direct object, so they cannot be converted into passive voice.

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To take — because after the verb “told” (when followed by an object),

we use “to + verb” form (infinitive).

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Rule: “tell/advise/order + object + to + base verb.”

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The word "yesterday" indicates that the event happened in the past.

The auxiliary verb for all subjects in the past tense is "did."

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Hear is the present form of the verb.

Spoke, Was, Looked, and Had are all past forms of verbs.

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When two subjects are joined by "as well as", the verb agrees with the first subject.  

Here, "Father" is singular, so the verb should be "was".

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After “prefer … to”, the verb takes the -ing form.

Correct usage: “I prefer writing to reading.”

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The correct past tense form to match "I went" is bought.

Correct sentence → I went and bought a book from the shop.

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The verb "killed" is transitive, and the object is "a snake."

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The word "going" indicates the action of the subject "He."

It functioning as a verb in the sentence.