The correct answer is Option (1) - He is known to me.
- In passive voice, the sentence "I know him." transforms into "He is known to me."
- "Known to" is the correct prepositional phrase in English for expressing familiarity or awareness.
The correct answer is:
✅ "He is known to me."
Explanation:
- In passive voice, the sentence "I know him." transforms into "He is known to me."
- "Known to" is the correct prepositional phrase in English for expressing familiarity or awareness.
Incorrect options:
- "He is known by me." (Incorrect because "known by" is not used in this context; it suggests recognition rather than familiarity.)
- "He is known with me." (Incorrect; not a natural phrase in English.)
- "He is known near me." (Incorrect; makes no logical sense.)
Thus, the correct answer is "He is known to me."
Incorrect options:
- "He is known by me." (Incorrect because "known by" is not used in this context; it suggests recognition rather than familiarity.)
- "He is known with me." (Incorrect; not a natural phrase in English.)
- "He is known near me." (Incorrect; makes no logical sense.)
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