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Srnn Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Acitve to Passive and direct to Indirect speech.

Dear forum,

I have been asked to correct the following questions.

Quest 1: make a passive voice of an active voice of follows:

can anyone count the stars in the sky?

my finding is: The stars in the sky were counted by someone.

Quest-2 - make direct speech to indirect speech.

A passer by said"can you tell me the way to the station"?

my finding is: I was asked by a passer where 'an I tell him the way to the station.
  

Top answer

I think the first one's correct. the second one: I was asked by a passer wether I can tell him the way to the station. But wait for on of those awesome native speakers, they'll explain it better

— Alex-93

  • I think the first one's correct.
  • the second one: I was asked by a passer wether I can tell him the way to the station.
  • But wait for on of those awesome native speakers, they'll explain it better
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I think the first one's correct.

the second one:

I was asked by a passer wether I can tell him the way to the station.

But wait for on of those awesome native speakers, they'll explain it better
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Hi,

Here's how I would answer (but you'd better wait for a native or a teacher Emotion: stick out tongue)

srn
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1. Are the stars counted in the sky?

2. A passer by asked if I could tell him the way to station.

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srnnCan anyone count the stars in the sky?

Passive: Can the stars in the sky be counted by anyone?

srnnA passer-by said, "Can you tell me the way to th
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