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Minh Quân Nguyễn Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
HELP ME with this sentence.
Change into passive voice.
We are to pity rather than despise these homeless boys.
These homeless boys are to be pitied rather than to be despised.
Is it correct??? Are there any other ways to make other sentences?
We are to pity rather than despise these homeless boys.
These homeless boys are to be pitied rather than to be despised.
Is it correct??? Are there any other ways to make other sentences?
Top answer
It is largely correct, but this is better: These homeless boys are to be pitied rather than despised.
- It is largely correct, but this is better: These homeless boys are to be pitied rather than despised.
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It is largely correct, but this is better:
These homeless boys are to be pitied rather than despised.
These homeless boys are to be pitied rather than despised.
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May I write: We are to pity rather than these homeless boys are despised.
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Minh Quân Nguy?nMay I write: We are to pity rather than these homeless boys are despised.No, that won't work.
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