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Faraz Khan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Passive voice

Change it into passive.

Who said it?
  

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Faraz Khan Change it into passive.Who said it?
1. Try not to make a post that is a command. We are here to answer questions, not to obey your commands. Here's how to write your question:

What is the passive form of "Who said it"?

2. On this forum we expect you to make an attempt to do your own class exercises, like changing active
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I am sorry dear. I was not used to this forum. I didn't know how to ask a question. I will never do this kind of mistake any more. I don't have any problem with passive voice and this sentence. But yesterday when I was giving a test in a website, I faced with this sentence so I changed it to, "Whom was it said by?" so it has marked it incorrect. Then I want to ask you this question.

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Faraz KhanI am sorry dear. I was not used to this forum. I didn't know how to ask a question. I will never do this kind of mistake any more. I don't have any problem with passive voice and this sentence. But yesterday when I was giving a test in a website, I faced with this sentence so I changed it to, "Whom was it said by?" so it has marked it incorrect. Then I want to a
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CalifJimThere is no need to apologize if you'll just try to remember how to do it next time.
Teacher, Shouldn't it be like this?
If you just try to remember how to do it next time, there will be no need to apologize.
or we can use both?
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LeGion12359Shouldn't it be like this? If you just try to remember how to do it next time, there will be no need to apologize.
That's also correct, but it's not what I meant. I was referring to the apologies already made, whereas your sentence speaks of apologies that may be yet to come. Also, in my sentence 'will' is used in the meaning of 'be willing to', o

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