Thank you. You wrote/corrected (with your comment): 2. This seminar could prove beneficial to those who haven't attended a school in the past. -- In the right context you could say this but as a standalone sentence the article

The duckling hatched from the egg. The duckling has hatched from the egg. The duckling had hatched from the egg. These are all correct English, and written in the active voice. They differ in tense. The duckling was hatched from

The duckling hatched out the egg / out of the egg. The duckling hatched out of the egg. The duckling hatched from the egg. P/s: We can use "active " and "passive" sentence for the word "hatched"?

The sentence "Bill saw the girls swimming in the pool" is a perfect example of a sentence that simply should NOT be transformed to a passive sentence at all. Yo Amy, does "The girls were seen swimming in the pool a few hours before

Hi A What I wanted to know about transformations was how the exercise writers felt / feel about the learner's choices between a good sentence and a good transformation. In my opinion, exercises for transforming active sentences into passive

Take a transitive verb. Make a sentence with it that has a direct object. Mary threw the ball. John is eating the pizza. The committee has written the rules. Those are all active. ________ Now make the corresponding passive sentences. Take the

"John Smith" (Email Removed) schrieb im Newsbeitrag Small, minor, petty question. I have just been reading an English instruction sheet that reads: "It is recommended that the ... be switched off during themodification." But