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TOEICŪ Question: passive voice in structure 'have got to do something'



 
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TOEIC Question: passive voice in structure 'have got to do something' #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 02, 2006 9:46 am   TOEIC Question: passive voice in structure 'have got to do something'
 

Hi to everybody,

ı get stuck in one question with a passive voice question;
please turn the sentence into a passive voice one;
I saw him climbing the tree.

another question is that; is there a structure "have got to do something" which is similiar to "have to do"

thanks
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Passive vs. active voice #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 02, 2006 9:55 am   Passive vs. active voice
 

Hi berione81,

How are things with you today? As for your question, if you want to turn your first sentence into a passive construction, you might get the following sentence which is very awkward:

I saw how the tree was being climbed by him.

Again, this is a rather unusual sentence. Where did you find this exercise?

As for your second question, yes, you can say I've got to do something.

Talk to you soon,
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Get stucked with grammer #3 (permalink) Mon Oct 02, 2006 10:59 am   Get stucked with grammer
 

WOOW, ı get suprized when ı see the right answer.
Yesterday ı attended the exam of a bank and there was such a question and ı did it like this" He was seen climbing the tree by me".
Also there is one more question like this but cant remember.I searched in my books but cant find any answer.Can you advise me an adress about such hard complex questions?I also find some more difficult questions about reported speech but again cant remember the questions and cant find or ever come across such examples of reported speech.
thanks byee
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Get stucked with grammer #4 (permalink) Mon Oct 02, 2006 11:24 am   Get stucked with grammer
 

Hi berione81

Your sentence is also grammatically correct. ("He was seen climbing the tree by me.")

However, if the information "by me" is so important that the speaker feels it must be included in the sentence, then a native speaker probably wouldn't use the passive at all -- or would possibly make a passive sentence like Torsten's instead.

Why don't you just post your other questions here? Try to make your questions as specific as possible. You should not post questions such as "How does reported speech work?" That sort of question is much too general. Do you have a grammar book? If so, which one(s)?

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Reported speech #5 (permalink) Mon Oct 02, 2006 11:34 am   Reported speech
 

Hi berione81, Amy is right, you should try to make your question as specific as possible.

For more general information on reported speech you can read Alan's story on Indirect Speech. Also, please don't fall into the spelling trip. Things like cant and ı might look fancy, but they don't exist, especially in business or bank English.
By the way, please make sure you know the correct spelling of grammar.
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Get stucked with grammer #6 (permalink) Mon Oct 02, 2006 12:49 pm   Get stucked with grammer
 

Your are very right Amny.I hope I could remember the questions or what type of questions I can't do in the exam and could make my questions more specific.I want to do it very much but unfortunatelly,I can't.But I can say that I have somehow a good grammer basis but with such hard the questions like this that are complex ,I get stucked.My expalantion seems to me not very clear or focused on a spesific thing but this is the best I can.I wish I could do better.Sad.I have the Raymond Murphy's "English Grammer In Use"Also some grammer books of some Turkish writers.

In addition,Thanks for your criticisim Torsten you remembered me my teachers who are also from Europe at the university,that's nice.I pay attention to them;)

I hope you can help me.Thanks a lot.
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TOEIC Question: passive voice in structure 'have got to do something' #7 (permalink) Tue Mar 25, 2008 23:04 pm   TOEIC Question: passive voice in structure 'have got to do something'
 

Hi Members,
I am intending to do TOEIC exams in Tokyo this year and i do not know how to go about it in as far as registration is concerned.I had contacted few Colleges but it seems that they are interested in group students or those who have joined their institutions.I want to do the exams as a private student.Any help will be appreciated.Regards Peter.
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TOEIC Question: passive voice in structure 'have got to do something' #8 (permalink) Sun Oct 12, 2008 10:55 am   TOEIC Question: passive voice in structure 'have got to do something'
 

Hello Peter,

Many test centres will be able to offer the test. You should go to www.ets.org and click for the website of your country. Follow the links for test registration. Alternatively you can contact your country's main ets-toeic office at

http://www.toeic.or.jp
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