MyShirley  +  288273 Wed, 01 Nov 06 03:17 PM How do you change this active sentence into a passive one? The fortunate red colour and the deafening noises were intended to sare the monster away. thanks MyShirley Joined on Thu, Jan 26 2006 Full Member 239

	Marius Hancu  +  288274 Wed, 01 Nov 06 03:19 PM Perhaps: We planned to use the fortunate red colour and deafening noises to SCARE the monster away. Marius Hancu Joined on Wed, Apr 26 2006 Veteran Member 11,673

	Yoong Liat  +  288283 Wed, 01 Nov 06 03:30 PM  MyShirley wrote: How do you change this active sentence into a passive one? The fortunate red colour and the deafening noises were intended to sare the monster away. thanks It was intended that the monster would be scared away by the fortunate red colour and the deafening noises. Yoong Liat Joined on Mon, Sep 4 2006 Veteran Member 6,757

	Tam Sadek  +  288286 Wed, 01 Nov 06 03:34 PM The "fortunate red colour" What's that? It makes no sense in English. Do you mean the "lucky colour red"... but that doesn't scan too well either... I presume we're translating from Chinese here? Tam Sadek Joined on Wed, Oct 4 2006 Full Member 265 The more you see, the less you know... Resume