• Passive

  What is the passive for the sentence in italics. Thanks in advance. People have started using cell phones more often recently. Cell phones have (been?) started being used more often recently.?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 3 yr 57 days ago

• The passive

  hey guys, I'm not sure anymore how to form the english passive. Was it -ing + past-ed e.g being questioned thanks a lot for quick help Gina
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by guest 6 yr 48 days ago

• Re: Passive voice

  of a sentence that simply should NOT be transformed to a passive sentence at all. Yo Amy, does "The girls ...
  ? I thought sentences like that were fine. Did you mean it is bad in that particular context? Hmm
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by kooyeen 233 days ago Negations, Sentences, Animals, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, ESL, Context, Languages, Passive

• Re: Passive of Perfect Progressive Tenses?

  are sentences demonstrating different tenses written in the active voice... the passive voice of most of these is pretty simple to extrapolate...or is it? Please help by providing the passive behind
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 4 yr 35 days ago Grammar, Tenses, Past Perfect, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Present Simple, English Grammar, Perfect Progressive

• Re: Passive of Perfect Progressive Tenses?

  are sentences demonstrating different tenses written in the active voice... the passive voice of most of these is pretty simple to extrapolate...or is it? Please help by providing the passive behind
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 4 yr 35 days ago Grammar, Tenses, Past Perfect, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Present Simple, English Grammar, Perfect Progressive

• Re: are these sentences correct'

  yes, those sentences are ok. I'm trying to think of a passive construction using 'gone down' but I'm afraid I can't.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by nona the brit 2 yr 174 days ago Constructions

• Explain + passive voice

  Hi there! There is a sentence: We weren't explained to why he had done such terrible things. And here is the question: is to optional or incorrect ? Can we get rid of it in sentences like the one
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 2 yr 65 days ago

• Re: The passive Causative

  I'm a bit late coming back to this thread but I wanted to give that huge round of applause that Yankee says you deserve. You did REALLY well with that set of hard sentences!
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by grammar geek 263 days ago Sentences

• Passive but?

  I am quotting this sentence from newspaper title --National Guards executed in Kerkuk :12 killed, 1 injured You see the meaning is passive but it isnt used in passive way. I think it should
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by redkiddy 4 yr 291 days ago

• Passive

  hi! what's the correct version of this sentence in the passive ? active- The judge gave him ...
  months in which to pay a fine. But what if I want to start with the direct object?) passive- Two
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 1 yr 16 days ago Direct Objects
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