USE OF PREPOSITION IN A SENTENCE #!# USE OF ACTIVE AND PASSIVE SENTENCE

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary

Revision|Passive Of Modals|Active Voice: Can, May / Passive Voice: May Be|Changing An Imperative Sentence In The Active Voice To Passive|Summary