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Tommyek Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

How do you ask questions with 'have to' with the passive voice?

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How would you ask this question 'I have to hand in my homework tomorrow.' with the passive voice?
  

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' with the passive voice? My homework has to be handed in tomorrow.

— Philip

  • ' with the passive voice?
  • My homework has to be handed in tomorrow.
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Tommyek HiHow would you ask this question 'I have to hand in my homework tomorrow.' with the passive voice?
My homework has to be handed in tomorrow.
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Oh, thanks Philip, but that's not exactly what I meant. I don't know how to ask yes-no question using 'have to' with the passive voice.
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Hi,

Do you perhaps mean that you want to make a question?

eg When does my homework have to be handed in?

eg Does my homework have to be handed in tomorrow?

Clive
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Thanks, Clive. Can I also do something like this: Have to my homework be handed in tomorrow?', my friends?
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TommyekThanks, Clive. Can I also do something like this: Have to my homework be handed in tomorrow?', my friends?
No. You must use the helping verb do/does and use inversion. Does my homework have to be handed in tomorrow?
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