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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Active to passive
The maid cut a slice of beef from the roast.
If the sentence is changed into passive,
1. A slice of beef from the roast was cut by the maid.
2. A slice of beef was cut from the roast by the maid.
3. A slice of beef was cut by the maid from the roast.
I'd like to know which is correct. Thanks in advance.
If the sentence is changed into passive,
1. A slice of beef from the roast was cut by the maid.
2. A slice of beef was cut from the roast by the maid.
3. A slice of beef was cut by the maid from the roast.
I'd like to know which is correct. Thanks in advance.
Top answer
All three are correct. I would be more likely to use #2 or #3 than #1
- All three are correct.
- I would be more likely to use #2 or #3 than #1
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All three are correct. I would be more likely to use #2 or #3 than #1
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