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Sara reads the story book changed in passive voice​

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Answered by deepthimadira
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Explanation:

the book was being read by sara

Answered by Ganesh6775
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The story book is read by Sara.

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An action or information can be expressed in a sentence.

In English the sentences are active and passive.

Voice :-

Voice is the form of the verb which donates whether the subject does the work or something is done to the subject.

There are two types of voice :-

  • Active voice
  • Passive voice

Active voice :-

When subject does something in a sentence it is said to be in Active voice.

Subject + Verb + Object

Passive Voice :-

When something had done to the substance in a sentence it is said to be in Passive voice.

Object + Verb + By + Subject

Rules for changing active voice into passive voice :-

✯ The object of the verb is changed to the subject position and the subject to object position.

✯ Verb in active voice is changed into its passive form (Past participle form).

✯ While changing we have to aware of verb.

✯ In active voice the subject is initial position.

✯ In passive voice the object is initial position.

✯ The object in active voice becomes subject in passive voice.

✯ The subject in active voice becomes object in passive voice.

✯ In passive voice, 'by' is placed before the subject.

✯ If there are modal verbs in the sentence, then the form is

modal verb + be + past participle

✯ The pronouns in active voice are also changed accordingly like I becomes me, they becomes them etc.

✯ For order making sentences, the passive form is

let + object + be + past participle

Active and passive voice :-

  • verb(s) - am/is/are + verb(ed)
  • verb(ed) - was/were + verb(ed)
  • will + V1 - will + be + verb(ed)
  • am/is/are + gerund - am/is/are + being + verb(ed)
  • was/were + gerund - was/were + being + verb(ed)
  • have/has + verb(ed) - have/has + been + verb(ed)
  • had + verb(ed) - had + been + verb(ed)
  • modal + V1 - modal + be + verb(ed)
  • to + V1 - to + be + verb(ed)
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