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Voice Change of Reflexive Object 15+ Example Voice Change of Reflexive Object is very easy to learn. I have shown it in this article. If you find a “Reflexive Object” in an active voice, the reflexive object is not used in the passive voice as a subject. In this case, we use be verb according […]
Voice Change of Optative Sentence [Active and Passive] Voice Change of Optative Sentence We have discussed a simple rule of voice change of optative sentences. If you read the article and follow the rules, you can quickly learn voice change of optative sentences. What is an optative sentence? The sentence by which we express our […]
Passive Voice of Infinitive with Answer Passive Voice of Infinitive Sentence We have discussed the passive voice of infinitive here. Infinitive means to+ present form of the verb (V-1) in English grammar. We have to follow three rules to change from active to passive voice. Object + helping verb + to + be + V-3 […]
Voice Change of Complex Sentence Voice Change of Complex Sentence has been discussed here. We have presented two methods. Both methods are easy. You can follow anyone. What is a complex sentence? A complex sentence is a sentence having more than one subject/doer, a finite verb subordinating conjunction. You will buy mangoes when you will […]
Active Voice with Phrasal Verb [Voice Change] Active Voice with Phrasal Verb or Group Verb What is a phrasal verb? A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and one or more prepositions. The defining characteristic of a phrasal verb is its specialized meaning; it is not a simple union of the verb and […]
Active Voice with Two Objects [Voice Change] We get sometimes two objects in a sentence of active voice. But most of the students get nervous and they cannot understand which object they will write first in passive voice. I hope you will easily understand the matter if you read the examples. Rule of Voice Change […]
Passive Voice without “By” Preposition By Digital English At the time of voice change, we use “By” before the subject in passive voice. But in the case of some verbs, another preposition is written instead of “By”. The list of those verbs is given below. Active: I know the man. Passive: The man is known […]
Passive Voice without Subject /Doer/ Agent Passive Voice without Subject Many times we notice that who has completed the work is not mentioned in passive voice. When we change the passive voice into the active voice, we have to mention the subject. But there is no particular rule to selecting the subject. We can use […]
Quasi-passive Voice without Complement Quasi-Passive Voice without Complement There are such sentences that have no complement in quasi-passive. Rules of Quasi-Passive Voice without Complement: We use “Being” after the helping verb and then past participle form of the verb at the time of voice change of those sentences. Active: The cows are milking. Passive: The cows […]
Quasi-passive Voice with Complement Active and Passive Voice Quasi-passive Voice with Complement Active: Honey tastes sweet. Passive: Honey is sweet when it is tasted. If you observe the active voice, you will find that the term “honey” is taking the role of the subject. But if you think deeply, you will see that the word […]
