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He has helped the child. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: The child has been helped by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: The child has been helped by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
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See lessHe has hurt his leg in an accident. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: His leg has been hurt in an accident by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: His leg has been hurt in an accident by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
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See lessHe has given me his book. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: I have been given his book by him. His book has been given to me by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: I have been given his book by him.
His book has been given to me by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
Course on Active-Passive Voice
See lessHe has gone to school. “Change into Passive Voice”
Only transitive verbs can have passive voice. However, go is an intransitive verb. Course on Active-Passive Voice
Only transitive verbs can have passive voice.
However, go is an intransitive verb.
Course on Active-Passive Voice
See lessHe has finished his homework. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: His homework has been finished by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: His homework has been finished by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
Course on Active-Passive Voice
See lessHe has forgotten me. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: I have been forgetten by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: I have been forgetten by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
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See lessHe has finished his work. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: His work has been finished by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: His work has been finished by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
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See lessHe has eaten a cake. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: A cake has been eaten by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: A cake has been eaten by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
Course on Active-Passive Voice
See lessHe has eaten an apple. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: An apple has been eaten by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: An apple has been eaten by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
Course on Active-Passive Voice
See lessHe has eaten a mango. “Change into Passive Voice”
Passive Voice: A mango has been eaten by him. Explanation: ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject Course on Active-Passive Voice
Passive Voice: A mango has been eaten by him.
Explanation:
ACTIVE VOICE: Subject + have/has + Verb[past participle/ v3] + object
PASSIVE VOICE: Object + Have/Has + been + verb[past participle/ v3] + By/to/with + Subject
Course on Active-Passive Voice
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