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Qingqing Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
A question about voice
1.--I am going to the post office, for I have a letter to post.(active voice, correct)
2.--I am going to the post office. I know you have an important letter to post. Let me post it for you.
--Thank you. But I have no letters to be posted now. (passive voice, correct)
What about this one?
I'm going to the supermarkedt this afternoon. Do you have anything to buy?
Can we say"Do you have anything to be bought"?
2.--I am going to the post office. I know you have an important letter to post. Let me post it for you.
--Thank you. But I have no letters to be posted now. (passive voice, correct)
What about this one?
I'm going to the supermarkedt this afternoon. Do you have anything to buy?
Can we say"Do you have anything to be bought"?
Top answer
Yes, you can say that. Much more common is Do you have anything you want me to buy for you?
- Yes, you can say that.
- Much more common is Do you have anything you want me to buy for you?
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Yes, you can say that. Much more common is Do you have anything you want me to buy for you?
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