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Anonymous Voice The only form of be in your sentence is "is". It is not followed by a past participle. Therefore, the sentence cannot be passive.
- Anonymous Voice The only form of be in your sentence is "is".
- It is not followed by a past participle.
- Therefore, the sentence cannot be passive.
- It's active.
- CJ
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Anonymous VoiceThe only form of be in your sentence is "is". It is not followed by a past participle. Therefore, the sentence cannot be passive. It's active.
CJ
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