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ক্লাসে আমি তোমাদের শেখাব voice change শেখার আগে Voice সম্পর্কে কি কি প্রাথমিক ধারণা থাকা দরকার। Active & Passive Voice কোনগুলি এবং এদের প্রয়োজনীয়তা কী?
Passive Voice আমরা দৈনন্দিন কথাবার্তায় প্রতিনিয়ত ব্যাবহার করি। কাজেই সেগুলি না চিনলে তোমরা ইংরাজিতে সেগুলি বলতে বা লিখতে পারবে না। তাই আজকের ক্লাস তোমাদের জন্য খুব গুরুত্বপূর্ণ।
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Respected sir, being the greatest grammarian of all time, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to solve the following grammar issues on Voice Change -(A) Not a word was spoken to him (Make it Passive).(B) The drama is being enacted (Make it Passive).(C) He was punished severely.
Respected sir, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian of this generation in West Bengal, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to enlighten me a bit as to which of the following answers is grammatically and semantically correct -Question -He made a book of paper.Answers-(A) A book was made of paper by him (B) A book of paper was made by him.
Thank you for your nice question 🙏🏻
B is the correct option because 'a book of paper' is the object here. (Book & paper cannot be separated)
Respected sir, The way you sorted out the issue that has baffled so many grammarians and teachers so far, once again speaks volumes for the fact that you are the most celebrated grammarian not only in West Bengal but also in India.Revered sir, another issue that has flummoxed me a lot is-Active-He saw a picture on the wall.Passive-(A)A picture was seen by him on the wall (B)A picture on the wall was seen by him.Sir, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to enlighten me a bit as to whether the phrase 'on the wall ' should be considered as the 'Adverbial phrase ' or 'a picture on the wall ' as the 'Noun phrase '. Sir,do please crystallize my vague ideas into definite ones.
Most Revered sir, being undisputedly the greatest of all grammarians in West Bengal, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to shed some light on the following concept, thus intellectual nourishing me with your pearls of deeper -than-sea wisdom -Question No.-1-Active-He saw a picture on the wall.Passive-Ans.-(A) A picture on the wall was seen by him (B) A picture was seen by him on the wall.Question No.2-Active-He saw a bird in the tree.Ans.-(A)A bird in the tree was seen by him (B) A bird was seen by him in the tree.Question No.3-Active-He saw a tattoo on her right arm.Ans.-(A) A tattoo on her right arm was seen by him (B)A tattoo was seen by him on her right arm.Sir,do please explain the nuances with regard to the placement of phrases in the Passive voice.
The subject /Object must be a Noun or Noun equivalent (pronoun, gerund, noun phrase etc.)
In the above examples, 'a picture on the wall', 'a bird in the tree', & 'a tattoo on her right arm' should not be called phrases. Rather, 'on the wall', 'in the tree' & 'on her right arm' are proper phrases. Again, the object and the adverb phrase may/may not be placed together. So, all these answers are correct. Options 'A' are always better. I prefer adverbs to be placed just after the main verb.
Anyway, the issue you've raised is really interesting. Thank you 🙏🏻
Respected sir, I am the biggest fan of yours;i not only watch your highly informative videos religiously every day but also share them with my friends and students to help them push back the boundaries of knowledge of the English language.I always look upon you as an ideal grammarian with a 'deeper-than-the sea' knowledge of English grammar.So i am making a hand-folded entreaty to your greatness and true generosity of spirit to enlighten me a bit by providing solution to the following voice changes from Active to Passive -(1)He loves to eat apples (2)He likes to eat apples (3)He wants to play football (4)He expects to win the prize (5)He hopes to win the prize (6)He decided to buy a car (7) He desires to do the job (8) The police ran to catch the thief.Sir,i keep on awaiting your valued solution to the above issues with a growing feeling of curiosity; with genius like yours, anybody deserves to be overpraised.
I’ll conduct a class on this topic very soon‘voice of infinitives’
Probably in this week
Most Revered sir, words are miserably inadequate to express my deepest feelings of gratitude to you for your accommodating gesture towards me;i keep on awaiting your soon -to-be-uploaded video on 'Infinite'.Sir,it is a huge debatable topic; there are various rules in various grammar books,as a result of which English learners like us are very much confused.Sir, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to cover my type of questions while making the video.Sir,i have watched so many videos on INFINITIVE, but no grammarians, even the foreign grammarians, have so far been able to crystallize the concept on this topic.
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'You play Football'
Sentence ti toh Active Voice e ache...
Yes, definitely so
thanks a lot dear
Most welcome 😊
very good sir
Thanks and welcome
Thank you sir
Sir as how you help and fulfill our thirst of English language and grammar ,we become more more thankful to you...we all wish that we will be given more videos about the subject by you..we always wait for your videos...Thanks a lot sir....
It's my pleasure
Nice
Thanks
well done
Respected sir, being a grammar stalwart, you are earnestly entreated to change the following active voice into a Passive one -Question -Grass grows over the ground (Voice change of class ten from Highlights by PK Mukherjee).My probable answers are -(A)Grass is grown over the ground (B) The ground is grown over with grass. Sir,do please let me know your valued take on this.
1. Grass grows over the ground. (No object)
2. Farmers grow paddy in the field. (Obj. - paddy)
Sentence 1 should not be changed into passive but ,in old school grammar, it can be done. In that case, both of your answers are correct. In answer B grow means cover.
According to modern grammar, a verb without object need not be changed into passive.
I prefer going with modern grammar.
Revered sir, the way you the concept is a testament to the fact that you are a grammarian beyond compare.Sir, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to make a highly informative video on INFINITIVE because your nuanced approach to any grammar concept is worth watching again and again.
This class was very nice.
Khub valo laga sir. Apnar class.Thanks you
Welcome
Very good information.
So nice of you
Thankyou sir. Want a video on transitive and intransitive verb
ধন্যবাদ স্যার। দৈনন্দিন জীবনে প্যাসিভ ভয়েস কিভাবে ব্যবহার হয় আগে তা জানতাম না। এখন এই বিষয়টি খুব ভালোভাবে বুঝতে পেরেছি। আপনি যদি কিছু বাংলা বাক্য দিয়ে দিতেন অভ্যাস করার জন্য তাহলে খুব উপকার হতো।
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একটা practice ক্লাস দেবো
Think you sir
Very fantastic class 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
tnak you so much ❤
Respected sir, this is my last entreaty to your greatness to solve the following voice -related issue -Active-When he has said a lot, let her say a little (Make it a Passive voice). Sir,my probable answers are -(A) When a lot has been said by him,let a little be said by her (B) When a lot has been said by him,it is suggested that she should say a little (C) When a lot has been said by him, she might be allowed to say a little. Most Revered sir,as a grammarian you do have the ability to knock spots off all the other grammarians, so you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to crystallize my vague ideas into definite ones;i keep on awaiting your valued take on this.
Your questions always delight me.
The first one is the best (A)
According to modern approach, in order to make passive the verb should be made passive (be + v3). For this reason, if there is no object, we need not make it passive. For example,
Act: Please come in.
Pas: You are requested to come in.
this is not a wise answer since the verb has been put into infinitive, not in the passive.
You know, I always prefer modern methods. Although, for the sake of exams, sometimes I am to comply with the old norms.
@@HelpSelfEnglish Most Revered sir, Never before in my life have I encountered such a nuanced reply as has been given by you; the way you have presented before me an overall picture of the inner workings of the 'Active-Passive ' is a testament to the fact that you are not only a modern grammarian beyond compare but also a great thinker.
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Chai sir
Modal Verb এবং এর সমস্যাগুলো নিয়ে ভিডিও এই প্লে-লিস্টে যোগ করলে অনেক বেশি ভালো হয়।
Ok
Sir narration laga
Ok
A student is been by me. Incorrect, no object of auxiliary verb, thank you🌹 Sir, only on main verb.
Yes, correct
Nice sir
Keep watching
Thank you
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Most Revered sir, being undisputedly the tallest grammarian in West Bengal, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to help me out by providing solution to the following issue that has baffled me -Question -Active-Never spread rumour.Sir,my attempted answers are -(A) Rumour should never be spread (B) You are advised never to spread rumour (c) You are forbidden to spread rumour (D) You are warned against spreading rumour.Respected sir, which of the above answers do you think would be the most appropriate one?
‘A’ is the best answer
Because, according to modern concept, the verb should be turned into passive.
In other options. the sentence has been made passive but the given verb is not in passive.
This is not wrong but an old idea. It may be done if there’s no object in the sentence.
Modern linguists say that a sentence without object does not need to make passive since they are rarely used in spoken language.
Respected sir, your nuanced approach to the issue, sent by me,that has confounded so many grammarians, school teachers and scholars, clearly speaks volumes for the fact that you are not only the greatest of all grammarians in West Bengal but also the one who always keeps himself updated about the modern version of grammar to push back the boundaries of understanding of the English language.In this materialistic society where every human activity is actuated solely by economic motives, so cultivated a scholar as you are, is nowhere to be found.
I always appreciate your humble approach 🙏🏻
Take care sir
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এখন মনে হচ্ছে ইংরেজিতে কথা বলতে হলে everybody should learn passive voice.
Sir, please discuss about joining
Ok next week
স্যার যে বাক্যে কর্তা থাকে না সে বাক্যে কি ভয়েস চেঞ্জ করা যায় মানে প্যাসিভ করা যেতে পারে
Imperative sentence er voice change hoi
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Respected sir,If all 'A's be correct,as opined by you, would the following changes be correct from the structural point of view?-Active-They proposed to hold a meeting.Passive-They proposed a meeting to be held.Active-They decided to buy a car.Passive-They decided a car to be bought.Active-They expected to win the match.Passive-They expected the match to be won.Active-They hoped to win the prize.Passive-They hoped the prize to be won.Sir,do please let me know your take on this;i keep on awaiting your valued views on this.Sir,i have noticed that the overwhelming majority of teachers have not zeroed in on this type of voice change on INFINITIVE.
Right you are 🙏🏻
This video will come this week & I will explain everything
Another interesting class is in the making
Revered sir,i find it extremely difficult to search for the right kind of words to express my deepest feelings of gratitude to you accommodating my concerns.Sir,i have noticed that the overwhelming majority of teachers have avoided discussing this this type of voice on INFINITIVE.Rather,they have zeroed on other types of voice on Infinitive.
One number sentence is active.
1. Voice কী? 2. Passive voice কী কাজে লাগে? (Sir, 'কি' এবং 'কী' ভাষা আলোচনায় খুবই গুরুত্বপূর্ণ)
Yes sir, I will remember your valuable opinion 🙏
কি is used to ask ‘yes/no’
কী is to get some answers
Am I right, sir?
ওটা বাংলা শিক্ষককে বলবেন। উনি ইংরেজির শিক্ষক। এবং অসাধারণ একজন শিক্ষক। ওনাকে ওনার কাজ করতে দিন। প্রয়োজন মনে করলে আপনি নিজে 'কি' ও 'কী' নিয়ে একটা ভিডিও বানাতে পারনে। ধন্যবাদ।
Respected sir, being the teacher of all teachers, you are requested with folded hands to let me know which of the following options is correct;One of the students under my tutolege asked me the voice change that has flummoxed me a lot.The questions are -Active-No.01-He likes to eat apples Passive answer -(A)He likes apples to be eaten (B) It is liked by him to eat apples (C) It is liked by him that he will eat apples.Question No.2-Act-The Indian team expected to win the final match.Passive Answers (A) The Indian team expected the final match to be won (B) It was expected by the Indian team that they would win the final match (C) It was expected by the Indian team to win the final match.Question No.03-He hopes to do the job.Passive Answer -(A) He hopes the job to be done (B) It is hoped by him that he will do the job (C) It is hoped by him to do the job.Sir,i am making an earnest entreaty to you to save me from embarrassment;i am a jobless guy, managing to keep the kitchen fire burning by tutoring students in a Coaching centre.
All ‘A’s are correct
I’ll explain them very soon
Respected sir, if all 'A's be correct,as opined by you, would the following voice changes be correct (1)-Active-They proposed to hold a meeting.Passive-They proposed a meeting to be held (2)-Active-They hoped to win the match.Passive-They hoped the match to be won.(3)-Active-They decided to sell the house.Passive-They decided the house to be sold ?আর
Respected sir, you are not only a great teacher with a phenomenal teaching experience but also a human being, so full of the milk of human kindness;As a grammarian, you deserve to be followed, to the exclusion of all other teachers .
Sir,do please let me know your take/say on the 'Three Voice 'changes and their answers, which I texted you just now.When you upload the video on the elusive concept the overwhelming majority of teachers have avoided so far,i must definitely watch the video.Not only that,i will also share them with other English -loving guys and students.
Sir, one more voice change of another type i would like bring to your attention is-Active-He travelled more than five kelometres.Sir,here is the phrase "more than five kelometres" an adverb,or a 'Noun phrase" acting as an 'Object'? Do please help me out by providing solution to the problem.
Or,(A) Apples are lked to be eaten (B) The final match was expected to be won by the Indian cricket team (C) The job is hoped to be done by him.
Double passive should be avoided
Be (am, is, are) --- was/were --- been
yes, yes
You play football .this sentence is not passive . active voice sir
Yes, definitely active voice
May be a slip of tongue, I’m sorry for that
Thank you sir
So nice of you
Nice
Thanks
Thank you sir