passive form of a sentence with infinitive as it object [on hold]
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today i was asked to make a passive form of this sentence but i couldn't so i thought you might be able to help meh
the sentence is :
They promised him to wash the car
passive-voice infinitives
asked Nov 17 at 18:58
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today i was asked to make a passive form of this sentence but i couldn't so i thought you might be able to help meh
the sentence is :
They promised him to wash the car
passive-voice infinitives
asked Nov 17 at 18:58
abigail burkheart
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put on hold as off-topic by J. Taylor, Scott, Rand al'Thor, jimm101, Mark Beadles 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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Hi Abigail. This looks like homework to me, and you haven't explained why you couldn't resolve the answer. Basic questions that can be resolved through simple research are off-topic on this site. I recommend you read again your guidance or look up "passive tense" on the internet, and apply what you learn to the main verb in the sentence (promised).
– Chappo
Nov 17 at 23:34
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Further to Chappo's point, why would you not challenge an exercise like that? Passive or active or any other way, "They promised him to wash the car" is simply wrong.
– Robbie Goodwin
Nov 18 at 23:46
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today i was asked to make a passive form of this sentence but i couldn't so i thought you might be able to help meh
the sentence is :
They promised him to wash the car
passive-voice infinitives
asked Nov 17 at 18:58
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today i was asked to make a passive form of this sentence but i couldn't so i thought you might be able to help meh
the sentence is :
They promised him to wash the car
passive-voice infinitives
passive-voice infinitives
asked Nov 17 at 18:58
abigail burkheart
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put on hold as off-topic by J. Taylor, Scott, Rand al'Thor, jimm101, Mark Beadles 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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put on hold as off-topic by J. Taylor, Scott, Rand al'Thor, jimm101, Mark Beadles 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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Hi Abigail. This looks like homework to me, and you haven't explained why you couldn't resolve the answer. Basic questions that can be resolved through simple research are off-topic on this site. I recommend you read again your guidance or look up "passive tense" on the internet, and apply what you learn to the main verb in the sentence (promised).
– Chappo
Nov 17 at 23:34
1
Further to Chappo's point, why would you not challenge an exercise like that? Passive or active or any other way, "They promised him to wash the car" is simply wrong.
– Robbie Goodwin
Nov 18 at 23:46
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Hi Abigail. This looks like homework to me, and you haven't explained why you couldn't resolve the answer. Basic questions that can be resolved through simple research are off-topic on this site. I recommend you read again your guidance or look up "passive tense" on the internet, and apply what you learn to the main verb in the sentence (promised).
– Chappo
Nov 17 at 23:34
1
Further to Chappo's point, why would you not challenge an exercise like that? Passive or active or any other way, "They promised him to wash the car" is simply wrong.
– Robbie Goodwin
Nov 18 at 23:46
Hi Abigail. This looks like homework to me, and you haven't explained why you couldn't resolve the answer. Basic questions that can be resolved through simple research are off-topic on this site. I recommend you read again your guidance or look up "passive tense" on the internet, and apply what you learn to the main verb in the sentence (promised).
– Chappo
Nov 17 at 23:34
Hi Abigail. This looks like homework to me, and you haven't explained why you couldn't resolve the answer. Basic questions that can be resolved through simple research are off-topic on this site. I recommend you read again your guidance or look up "passive tense" on the internet, and apply what you learn to the main verb in the sentence (promised).
– Chappo
Nov 17 at 23:34
1
1
Further to Chappo's point, why would you not challenge an exercise like that? Passive or active or any other way, "They promised him to wash the car" is simply wrong.
– Robbie Goodwin
Nov 18 at 23:46
Further to Chappo's point, why would you not challenge an exercise like that? Passive or active or any other way, "They promised him to wash the car" is simply wrong.
– Robbie Goodwin
Nov 18 at 23:46
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Hi Abigail. This looks like homework to me, and you haven't explained why you couldn't resolve the answer. Basic questions that can be resolved through simple research are off-topic on this site. I recommend you read again your guidance or look up "passive tense" on the internet, and apply what you learn to the main verb in the sentence (promised).
– Chappo
Nov 17 at 23:34
1
Further to Chappo's point, why would you not challenge an exercise like that? Passive or active or any other way, "They promised him to wash the car" is simply wrong.
– Robbie Goodwin
Nov 18 at 23:46