Discussion
Select the option that expresses the sentence in passive voice.
Circumstances will oblige me to go.
Answer: D
'I shall be obliged to go' is the passive of 'Circumstances will oblige me to go'. In the passive the object 'me' becomes the subject and the verb takes the form 'be' + past participle: 'I shall be obliged'. The agent 'circumstances' is dropped, as it adds little. The other options change the meaning by making the speaker oblige himself or by describing leaving under circumstances.
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