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What is the passive form of the sentence: 'Do you love him?'
How would you report this command in indirect speech: 'Don’t go near that dog', she told him?
What is the passive form of the sentence: 'Do you read anything?'
What is the reported speech for the question: 'How did you get to school?', she said?
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What is the passive form of the sentence: 'Does the cat like that painting?'
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What is the passive form of 'Has he done his homework?'?
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What is the reported form of 'Don't go near that dog,' she told him?
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What is the passive form of 'Do you warn my thing?'?
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What is the reported speech form of 'Would you keep an eye on my car?' she asked?
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What is the passive form of 'Do you love him?'?
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Study Notes
Converting Active Sentences to Passive Sentences
- To convert an active sentence to a passive sentence, the focus shifts from the doer of the action to the action itself.
- The subject of the active sentence becomes the object of the passive sentence.
Examples of Active to Passive Conversion
- "Do you not draw this painting?" becomes a passive sentence (structure unknown)
- "Does the cat like that painting?" becomes "Is that painting liked by the cat?"
- "Does she call him?" becomes "Is he called by her?"
- "Do you love him?" becomes "Is he loved by you?"
- "Do you read anything?" becomes a passive sentence (structure unknown)
Converting Direct Speech to Reported Speech
- Reported speech is used to convey what someone said without quoting them directly.
- It typically involves a change in tense and pronouns.
Examples of Direct to Reported Speech Conversion
- "'Don't go near that dog', she told him" becomes "She told him not to go near that dog."
- "'Do you like Will Smith?' she asked" becomes "She asked him if he liked Will Smith."
- "'How did you get to school?' she said" becomes "She asked him how he got to school."
- "'Would you like some tea?' she asked" becomes "She offered him some tea."
- "'Would you keep an eye on my car?' she asked" becomes "She asked him to keep an eye on her car."
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Practice converting active sentences to passive voice and direct speech to reported speech in this 7th grade grammar quiz. Improve your language skills with these exercises.
