• Re: Change into passive voice

  in'. Look at these sentences: Someone is speaking. (The sentence is active, the verb speak ...
  ; John is being spoken to. (passive) Someone laughed. Someone laughed at me . (active
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by bird of paradise 2 yr 230 days ago Grammar, Verbs, Tenses

• Re: Should I use "active voice" or "passive voice" sentences like these?

  active or passive should be chosen, how about the following examples I found from a dictionary. Sometimes I can't even decide if a passive should be used. 1. The Conference was opened on October
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by tinanam0102 179 days ago

• Passive

  What is the difference between active and passive speech?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by guest 4 yr 160 days ago Difference Between

• Re: explain + passive voice

  is the question: is to optional or incorrect ? Can we get rid of it in sentences like the one above ? You are not using the passive correctly here. You can't say 'We weren't explained
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by clive 2 yr 51 days ago

• Present continous passive

  Dear teachers, I found the following sentences in my textbook: More and more accidents ...
  these days. Why are the present continous passive tense used here? Can I just say " are caused
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by lcchang 3 yr 155 days ago Tenses

• Use of passive in biographical writing

  Hi, What is the possible reason to use a passive tense in what could be one of preliminary sentences in an "not a real" article purposes to tell who this person is. To me, the sentence
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 1 yr 15 days ago Articles, Tenses

• Passive form and adverbs

  I would like to ask the following questions: Is it correct to use the following passive forms when ...
  ;In this chapter it is analysed the writings .." In the following sentences is the position
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by lancillotto 342 days ago Plurals, Adverbs, Plural Subject

• Re: passive voice

  CB, Thank you for your input. At least I know I am not the only one with the PASSIVE approach toward this typeof sentences. <<<Football is a popular sport played in almost all As ia n
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goodman 1 yr 28 days ago Clauses, Nouns, Pronouns, Auxiliaries, Relative Pronouns, Football

• Re: passive voice

  Many ESL grammar books require learners to convert active sentences to passive ones. If the book was well-written, the active sentences will be appropriate for conversion to passive ones
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by yankee 1 yr 202 days ago Grammar, Verbs, British English, Passive Sentences

• Re: passive voive

  Hello Mohsen. Unfortunately, I see no good way of converting your sentences to passive mood. I have to send a present to my father -- ( ? ) A present to my father has to be sent (by me) . My father
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by mister micawber 2 yr 334 days ago
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