Questions: switching from active to passive voice in the exam.
if the answer was right in the above question, I would have to challenge on the next day to get the correct answer of the question.
How will an exact answer be seen by an examiner.
Candidate answer includes the answer you ticked as correct and candidates answer.
To answer in the following question, a sentence has been given in an active/passive voice. Out of the 4 alternatives suggested, select one which best expresses the same in passive/active voice.
I will keep your secret. My name is Niki. Will you tell me?
Keeping
of your secret will be done by me.
I won’t be sharing my secret with you (really in hiding)…
What could you give me that would make you anonymous?
4) Your secret I will be keeping.
Your secrets would be kept by me by me. Correct Answer:
Why do you keep her secret from me every time?
What is the best quote you have ever heard?
Both answer are correct grammar. I believe that the grammar in the above choice is correct. What does a CV Answer a.k.a. candidate have actually done? A yours, is considered “wordy”, which means that it requires more words and complex sentence structure than what is needed.
The candidate’s answer is better than the correct answer.
Does this answer your question?
If I go to the cinema and visit someone for the first time their opinion will be very different from mine…
The given sentence is in the active, and the assessment requires that the answers use the passive voice. (2) and (4) are active voices.
What should be answer (1) by one subject? Is it possible to imagine an answer if it isn’t a likely form?
What is passive voice that can be used in answers? What is the meaning? What is the meaning of “would”? If it’s written in the language of a conditional phrase, the “would” only refers to the conditions, and not the condition. “My secret would be kept, (if it wasn’t such great gossip)”
(Ripto: What is the logical and irrefutable answer in this world? What’s the most obvious passive form of this? ”
“Why isn’t “Do”, please?
