HelloIs it correct to say that to be + adjectives always form an active voice He will be a doctor - active futureHe is being rude- actice progressive Even in case of non finite verbs Being/to be on time is must- simple active non finite Having a degree is must- simple active gerund (not perfect gerund since there is no verb) correct So basically it means to be in state rather than being acted upon right? Last thing, in case of past participle working as adjective. He was tired- activeBut if we say he was tired of/by something then it becomes passive since it is now working as verb rather than an adjective So in conclusion voice in such a case is dependent on the way we perceive it right?
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