When we are interested in Object instead of Subject we use Passive Form of the sentence.
For Example:
Ram killed Ravana.
will be changed to
Ravana was killed by Ram.
If we are writing story of Ravana instead of Ram, we use this passive form here.
Now we should know how to identify the object in a sentence-
Let the following sentence is there-
Ram gave me a book.
Here gave is the Verb and we add 'What, क्या' or To Whom, किसको ' to the verb we get 'a book' and 'me' both. Both of these are objects. By 'What' we get 'a book' that is a Thing as Direct Object and by 'To Whom' we get 'me' that is a Person as Indirect Object.
Now following four rules are there to convert Active to Passive-
1. Object is changed to Subject.
2. Subject is moved to the place of an object following with 'by' to the end.
3. Third form of Verb is used.
4. Tenses are changed as follows-
Present Past Future
Indefinite is,am,are was,were will be, Shall be
Continuous is,am,are was, were X
being being
Perfect has, have had will/shall
been been have been
Perfect Continuous X X X
So Ram gave me a book will be changed to -
I was given a book by Ram.
Or
A book was given me by Ram.
Forms of Subjects or Object are used accordingly as-
Subjective form Objective Form
I Me
We Us
You You
He Him
She Her
They Them
It It
Imperative sentences are the sentences in which Subject You is hidden and it starts with a Verb. In Imperative sentences the following rules are applied-
Let + Object + be + IIIrd Form of Verb + .............
For Example:
Open the Door.
Let the door be opened.
But if an Imperative starts with 'Do not' the following syntax is applied-
Let + Object + not be + IIIrd Form of Verb + ..................
Sentences that starts with 'Please' will be changed as follows-
You are requested + to + sentence.
Some sentences that do not have object will be changed as follows-
You are ordered/advised + to + sentence.
Next : Direct and Indirect Narrations
Truly Yours
Anubhav Sharma
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