Change the voice of this sentence: "He does not like people laughing at him".

The sentence "He does not like people laughing at him" can be changed to the passive voice as: "He does not like being laughed at."

Explanation:

• In the original sentence, "people laughing at him" is the object of the verb "like." When converting this sentence to passive voice, the object becomes the subject of the sentence.

• The phrase "being laughed at" is a passive gerund phrase. It serves as the new subject, indicating the action (laughing) that is passively received by "he."

• The structure "He does not like being laughed at" correctly shifts the focus from the people doing the laughing (the agents) to the person experiencing the action (the subject, "he").

• The other options either unnecessarily retain an active voice structure or incorrectly format the passive voice.