[Grammar] Conversion of active voice into passive voice

[shani16]

"He laughed at me".
"I worked on my computer".
"I am looking at you".

Subject= He, I
verb= worked, laughed, looking
prepositional phrases= at me, on my computer, at you

Is the passive voice of above three sentences possible? (These sentences don't have objects, i.e, intransitive verbs)
Members and teachers are humbly requested to please answer this question satisfactorily, I will be very grateful to you people.

 

[emsr2d2]

"He laughed at me".
"I worked on my computer".
"I am looking at you".

Subject= He, I
verb= worked, laughed, looking
prepositional phrases= at me, on my computer, at you

Is the passive voice of above three sentences possible? (These sentences don't have objects, i.e, intransitive verbs)
[STRIKE]Members and teachers are humbly requested to please answer this question satisfactorily, I will be very grateful to you people. [/STRIKE] All unnecessary.

It is possible to write passive versions of all three but they would all be very unnatural. Why do you want to know the passive versions?

 

[Rover_KE]

This is the latest in a series of threads you periodically post on this topic, shani.

Please explain why you are so fixated on the subject.

 

[Rover_KE]

I see you've had a number of replies in the WR forum, too.