have. Could you help me with them, please? 1.- It is clear for me how to make sentences in Past ...
is the active sentence for the passive “I’m going to have my car repaired”? 2.- Is it the same to say: “I

a letter to her. 3) Could you tell me if there could be passive sentences without the correspondent

the following passive forms when referring to a plural subject? "Here it is explained the reasons ...
the verb. In the following sentences is the position of the adverbs correct? "as it will be shown

Please,help to change this sentence into passive: Don't eat those vegetables!

You are right that some active transitive sentences cannot be made passive: He has lots of money. He resembles his father . Intransitive verbs cannot be made passive either: John waited for an hour

to do it, as in "I moved to London". In the passive voice ("I was moved ...
on something else, and something acting by itself, the active/passive distinction again comes into play

Hi, Be done with someone/something Get finished with someone/something Get started I'm wondering why the verbs in those sentences are the passive form. I mean, the doer of the act does, finishes

and passive constructions. This is because packages can't ship themselves, and pandas can't move ...
the active voice. The passive voice just brings that agency a little more to the fore. In other

2. My father painted the house. The house was painted by my father. 3. The storm will destroy the harvest. The harvest was will be destroyed by the storm. 4. He has knocked the fence over. The fence was has been knocked over by him. 5. The man

. Thanks Amy. So you mean that both tenses would be equally good in American English, in passive sentences like that one? I mean, both of these are ok in AmE... Damn, someone stole my bike! Where