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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

convert into passive voice

Enter the room silently
  

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Hi, Grammatically speaking: The room must be entered silently. The room is to be entered silently. I don't think they are natural, though.

— Tanit

  • Hi, Grammatically speaking: The room must be entered silently.
  • The room is to be entered silently.
  • I don't think they are natural, though.
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Hi,

Grammatically speaking:

The room must be entered silently.
The room is to be entered silently.


I don't think they are natural, though.
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Right, they are not natural.

Generally, we do not consider the possibility of changing a command to the passive voice.
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AnonymousEnter the room silently
There are no passive voice versions of imperatives. If you want something facetious, try "Room, be entered silently!" or "Be entered silently, O Room!"

CJ
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