Passive voice

You are right, the first one is correct. However, you need to capitalize the 'H' in have.

bmojtaba'have your commuter's ticket been verified by the conductor:'

No, I am afraid this sentence is incorrect. "Been" is not needed for the senetence to be passive.

Have / get something done is the type of sentence structure called "middle voice" which is basically active in nature with a passive property. The 2n

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bmojtaba'have your commuter's ticket been verified by the conductor:'

No, I am afraid this sentence is incorrect. "Been" is not needed for the senetence to be passive.Have / get something done is the type of sentence structure called "middle voice" which is basically active in nature with a passive property. The 2nd one i

Hi,

Which one is correct ??

i.e 'have your commuter's ticket been verified by the conductor:'

'have your commuter's ticket verified by the conductor:'

Question - Has your commuter's ticket been verified by the conductor?

Answer -

Uhhh! Thanks Philip. I would have never guessed it being a question. The poster needs to qualify his own question then. As stand, it is really not clear.

Thanks to all of you,,,the below is the original sentence

'have your commuter's ticket verified by the conductor.'

I though original sentence was a question but it wasn't ,so it's a causitive form

Thanks again

bmojtabaI though original sentence was a question but it wasn't ,so it's a causitive form

I felt much better now...

Ooops.

I thought it was a question~~.