The correct passive form of the given sentence is:
☀ My proposal will be objected to by him.
Let's break down the options:
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The objection to my proposal will come from him. (Incorrect) This sentence is in the active voice, and it doesn't represent the passive form of the original sentence. It describes the source of the objection rather than stating that "my proposal" will be objected to by him.
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There will be an objection to my proposal by him. (Incorrect) This sentence is in the active voice, not the passive voice. It describes the presence of an objection, but it doesn't indicate the passive action of "my proposal" being objected to by him.
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His objection will be to my proposal. (Incorrect) This sentence is in the active voice and doesn't properly reflect the passive form of the original sentence. The original sentence is about "him" objecting to "my proposal," but this option describes "his objection" without mentioning the passive action.
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My proposal will be objected to by him. (Correct) This sentence correctly uses the passive voice and conveys the same meaning as the original sentence, indicating that "my proposal" will be the subject of the objection performed by "him."
