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2. Let a doctor be sent for. change in active voice

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Answered by digu9393
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Explanation:

Here, Send for the doctor at once, will be charged to passive voice by adding, 'let the' at the beginning and we change, 'send' verb into 'sent' (past present continuous tense). Let the doctor be sent at once, claims to ask for the doctor to be sent at once, changing the voice claims let the doctor be sent at once.(please mark me as brainliest)

Answered by priyadarshinibhowal2
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Send for the doctor.

  • English has two grammatical voices: active and passive. Although one is better suited to specific kinds of writing, neither is fundamentally superior to the other. News anchors frequently use the passive voice, which makes them look disinterested in the stories they are reporting. The fact that opinion piece writers typically use the active voice and sound so confident in their opinions is another factor.
  • The passive voice has applications, despite the fact that teachers typically advise their pupils to avoid using it (to the point where it feels like a stereotype).

Here, the sentence is given as,

Let a doctor be sent for.

This is in passive voice format.

The active voice format will be,

Send for the doctor.

Hence, the correct active voice form is, Send for the doctor.

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