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Doha0011 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Passive Voice of a question.

Dear Sir/Madam

One of my friends was asked to change the question " May I have your book? " to passive voice, in an Interview.

Is there a construction for this as it's a 'permission'?

What about " May your book be owned by me? ", Is it natural to a native's ear?

Please let me have your comments.

Kind Regards

Doha



  

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Doha0011 One of my friends was asked to change the question " May I have your book? " to passive voice, in an Interview. Is there a construction for this as it's a 'permission'?

— CalifJim

  • Doha0011 One of my friends was asked to change the question " May I have your book?
  • " to passive voice, in an Interview.
  • Is there a construction for this as it's a 'permission'?
  • Yes.
  • May your book be had by me?
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Doha0011One of my friends was asked to change the question " May I have your book? " to passive voice, in an Interview. Is there a construction for this as it's a 'permission'?

Yes. May your book be had by me?

Doha0011What about " May your book be owned by me? "

That's the same meaning, but it doesn't prese

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