Mohan goes to temple change into passive voice
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Sorry, I have changed my mind. It has no passive voice.
In this sentence, Mohan goes to temple, goes is an intransitive verb because if to the temple is not written also it forms a complete sentence,i.e.,Mohan goes.
If we notice carefully, we can't form the passive voice of this sentence. In other words,intransitive sentence has no passive voice.
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Here's ur answer:-
Sorry, I have changed my mind. It has no passive voice.
In this sentence, Mohan goes to temple, goes is an intransitive verb because if to the temple is not written also it forms a complete sentence,i.e.,Mohan goes.
If we notice carefully, we can't form the passive voice of this sentence. In other words,intransitive sentence has no passive voice.
HOPE IT HELPS (^_^)
souryaraj:
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Mohan goes to temple.
This sentence is in active voice. Here the verb "go" is in active voice. However it is an intransitive verb. So there is no object in the sentence.
For us to convert it into passive voice, we need an object. Since there is no object, we cannot change it into the passive voice.
There is no passive voice for the given sentence.
This sentence is in active voice. Here the verb "go" is in active voice. However it is an intransitive verb. So there is no object in the sentence.
For us to convert it into passive voice, we need an object. Since there is no object, we cannot change it into the passive voice.
There is no passive voice for the given sentence.
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