Dear Alan

[Farmer1]

Alan,
1."He goes to the school". Here "the school" is the object of "to" Correct?
2.Since there is no object of verb, so there is no passive form of the sentence. correct?
another question,
3."I go home." is there any passive form of this sentence?

another question is
According to your solution,
4."He is a student." this sentence has also no Passive form.
what about the following sentences?
a. "I suppose to be a student."
b. "I am supposed to be a student."
i. which one is correct?
ii. Are these passive form?

[Alan]

Hi,

There are two types of verb formation, which are called active and passive. In order to convert an active sentence to a passive one, you have to make sure that the verb is transitive - that it takes an object.

Alan
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[Duet062010]

it means
"He goes to the school" has no passive form.
correct?
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