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Passive Forms of Imperative Sentences: A Detailed Guide

Rumman Ansari July 23, 2024 5,924 views

Passive Forms of Imperative Sentences: A Detailed Guide

Imperative Sentences

Imperative sentences are change into passive forms by using the following forms:

1) Let = Object + be + V3

2) Subject + Should be + V3

3) You are requested + to + V1

Change the following into passive voice:

1. Post this letter.

2. Speak the truth.

3. Don’t break it.

4. Please sit down.

5. Keep promises.

Solutions:

1. Let this letter be posted.

2. Let the truth be spoken.

3. Let it not be broken.

4. You are requested to sit down.

5. Promises should be kept

English Grammar