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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Active to passive
They are building a new subway in that town.
He is putting some chairs in that room.
We will send the letter by e-mail.
You must pay these bills.
Can someone put this to passive.
He is putting some chairs in that room.
We will send the letter by e-mail.
You must pay these bills.
Can someone put this to passive.
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Hi; This sounds like a homework assignment. It is, isn't it? The teachers here want students to do their own homework, or at least try.
- Hi; This sounds like a homework assignment.
- It is, isn't it?
- The teachers here want students to do their own homework, or at least try.
- We help you if you try to do the assignment first.
- We will tell you if you are right or wrong, and also help you learn to do it yourself.
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Hi;
This sounds like a homework assignment. It is, isn't it?
The teachers here want students to do their own homework, or at least try. We help you if you try to do the assignment first. We will tell you if you are right or wrong, and also help you learn to do it yourself.
Regards,
A-
This sounds like a homework assignment. It is, isn't it?
The teachers here want students to do their own homework, or at least try. We help you if you try to do the assignment first. We will tell you if you are right or wrong, and also help you learn to do it yourself.
Regards,
A-
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well it's not. I haven't got a clue what to do with that in first 2 sentences. Does it stays the same or changes into a, the or something. These bills or those bills in passive. And the e-mail one if I end it by e-mail it seems wrong.
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I HAVE CHECKED MY GRAMMAR BOOKS BEFORE POSTING
(1) Please remember the passive usually needs a form of "be" +
a past participle.
(2) Your first two sentences have an -ing form of the verb. Thus
you will need the -ing form of "be," which is "being":
A new subway is being built in that town (by them).
Some chairs are being p
(1) Please remember the passive usually needs a form of "be" +
a past participle.
(2) Your first two sentences have an -ing form of the verb. Thus
you will need the -ing form of "be," which is "being":
A new subway is being built in that town (by them).
Some chairs are being p
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