voice change “ She thought me a romantic fool"
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Here's the Voice Change :
Active : She thought me a romantic fool
Passive : I was thought a romantic fool by her
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I was thought to be a romantic fool by her.
- 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,
She thought me a romantic fool.
This is in active voice format.
The passive voice format will be,
I was thought to be a romantic fool by her.
Hence, the correct passive voice form is, I was thought to be a romantic fool by her.
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