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ACTIVE VOICE TO PASSIVE VOICE

 Do you know what is the main hint to understand Passive Voice??????? it has the past participle in it.What is Past Participle?Hereafter I will refer to it as the 3rd form , THE first form is the base root form which we use in Simple Present Tense  and the second form being the past Tense form.like GO- WENT- GONEπŸ‘ˆ WELL there is no doubt that unless you are thorough with all the VERBS in their different forms there is no chance of scoring in this particular topic. harsh that it may seem but yes like you can't use a wrong surname you can'tchange their forms πŸ’¦πŸ““ for example You can't say -I forgotted my pen at houseXXX or My pen was forgotted by me at my house HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES; ACTIVE VOICE                                          PASSIVE VOICE                                                                  }}}-INDEFINITE TENSE ***-continuous tense        /// -PERFECT TENSE  I EAT AN APPLE  .                                     -AN APPLE IS EATEN BY ME.      }}}-  I A

Parts of Speech

Hello friends welcome to Simply Grammatical, Today's topic is "Parts of Speech" Have you imagined how early humans must have been conveying their ideas to each other??There must have been a lot of misunderstanding and misinterpretation.A well developed language with a good script and literature is indeed a boon to mankind .Speech -here it doesn't mean the Speech that is delivered on various ocassions.Speech has its root in the Verb "Speak".The words that are used during conversation are classified according to their definite function or role in the sentence.Now what do you mean by a 'Sentence? Is  a sentence a group of words? Yes of course but what more? Let me give you an example:The Jill up went and Jack hill  -isn't this a group of words??Well yes it is but is it a Sentence?..... So let's put it this way -A sentence is a group of words that makes a complete sense. Now what makes up a sentence?? Yes 'words' What makes a word? Yes '