In Present progressive^x, Passive sentences^x

I'm sorry, Anon, but there's no passive sentence here!No. 1 uses the simple present (active), and no. 2 the present progressive (active). I was taught that no.2 is an appropriate ending for an informal letter.

How to form the passive sentence that corresponds to a given active sentence. Active: The dog bit the man. 1. Divide into subject, verb, and object. The dog || bit || the man. 2. Exchange subject and object. The man || bit || the dog. 3. Add by to the beginning...

Rex wrote: Un soldat américain a été tué en Iraq hier. The above is a passive sentence in French.I would translate the above into English as follows:An American soldier was killed in Iraq yesterday ORYesterday, an American soldier was killed in Iraq.I don't think my English version is a...

1a. This is active. She actually does something 1b. Dinner is cooking. This is a passive sentence. 3a. She is just at this moment eating (present progressive) 3b. She is no longer eating. But it is a condition in which she is in. She is overeating. 5a. Just a fact. Shakespeare won`t be...