Hi girls.
Here you have the structure of passive with modal verbs and some exercises to do as a homework.
The teacher is going to grade them next class.
FORMING PASSIVES WITH MODALS
Something must / can / should... be done by someone at sometime.
Active : Our English teacher may give an exam today.
Passive: An exam may be given by our English teacher today.
Active : Thomas has written many books.
Passive: Many books have been written by Thomas.
Active : Do you have to pay the bill before leaving the restaurant?
Passive: the bill have to be paid before leaving the restaurant?
Active : Juan can give them some information about the job.
Passive: Some information can be given about the job by Juan.
Passive2: They can be given some information about the JOB by Juan.
Active : You must obey the traffic rules.
Passive: The traffic rules must be obeyed.
QUICK EXERCISE
Put the following sentences into passive voice. (Modals)
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Here you have the structure of passive with modal verbs and some exercises to do as a homework.
The teacher is going to grade them next class.
FORMING PASSIVES WITH MODALS
Affirmative Form
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Object + may, must, can, could, ought to, should + be + verb3
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Question Form
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Must, may, can, should, might + object + be + verb3 (past participle)
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Something must / can / should... be done by someone at sometime.
Active : Our English teacher may give an exam today.
Passive: An exam may be given by our English teacher today.
Active : Thomas has written many books.
Passive: Many books have been written by Thomas.
Active : Do you have to pay the bill before leaving the restaurant?
Passive: the bill have to be paid before leaving the restaurant?
Active : Juan can give them some information about the job.
Passive: Some information can be given about the job by Juan.
Passive2: They can be given some information about the JOB by Juan.
Active : You must obey the traffic rules.
Passive: The traffic rules must be obeyed.
QUICK EXERCISE
Put the following sentences into passive voice. (Modals)