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Seyfihoca Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
how can I passivize a "that clause"?
Hello
"People expect that the electricity supply industry will be running into surplus capacity by next year." can be passivized in two different ways.
1- It is expected that the electricity supply industry will be running into surplus capacity by next year.
2- The electricity supply industry is expected to run into surplus capacity by next year.
What if the original sentence begins with a subject other than people, they, we etc. -like he, she?
- How can I passivize the following sentence?
"He expects that the electricity supply industry will be running into surplus capacity by next year."
Thanks.
"People expect that the electricity supply industry will be running into surplus capacity by next year." can be passivized in two different ways.
1- It is expected that the electricity supply industry will be running into surplus capacity by next year.
2- The electricity supply industry is expected to run into surplus capacity by next year.
What if the original sentence begins with a subject other than people, they, we etc. -like he, she?
- How can I passivize the following sentence?
"He expects that the electricity supply industry will be running into surplus capacity by next year."
Thanks.
Top answer
'It's expected by him that' or 'is expected by him to run', I suppose, Seyfihoca.
- 'It's expected by him that' or 'is expected by him to run', I suppose, Seyfihoca.
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'It's expected by him that' or 'is expected by him to run', I suppose, Seyfihoca.
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