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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Grammatically correct?
#1.The song had never been sung before people so nobody knew it at the time.
#2.Had globefish been eaten by Japanese people before the Meiji era?
Those two sentences are on my grammar book.
I wonder the past perfect(negative or interrogative form) can be the passive voice.
Are they grammatically correct?
#2.Had globefish been eaten by Japanese people before the Meiji era?
Those two sentences are on my grammar book.
I wonder the past perfect(negative or interrogative form) can be the passive voice.
Are they grammatically correct?
Top answer
All tenses can be changed to the passive voice. The sentences you cite from you grammar book are correct (except for a missing comma in #1 after the word 'people').
- All tenses can be changed to the passive voice.
- The sentences you cite from you grammar book are correct (except for a missing comma in #1 after the word 'people').
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All tenses can be changed to the passive voice. The sentences you cite from you grammar book are correct (except for a missing comma in #1 after the word 'people').
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AnonymousI wonder if the past perfect (negative or interrogative form) can be in the passive voice.Yes. All tenses can occur in the affirmative, negative, interrogative, and negative interrogative forms in the active or passive voice, if that's what you're asking.
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