Hi, W hat does M r B ibhusan teach? You need capital letters. The passive sentence starts with "What is taught . . . " Can you complete it? Best wishes, Clive

Hi Anon Someone asked me that and I believe it is a valid candidate for an active to passive conversion I hope I can change your mind. Two of the most important reasons to use the passive are these: - the agent is unknown - the agent is

"I want to write a letter." Out of curiosity, Anon, why would you want to make that sentence passive? And why didn't you try to form a passive sentence with the verb "want"? I bet you had a good reason.

Using modals in passive sentences is actually quite easy, and you've already done a number of your sentences correctly. Look at this: ACTIVE: Someone will send the information. The active verb form is will send . That is modal + infinitive To

When you're gone How can I even try to go on? This is the lyric from Abba - S.O.S. I saw "be + PP". I was considering that was a Passive sentence. On the other hand, I think it may be Present Perfect... or something else.

"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