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    The document discusses the passive voice forms of model verbs such as can, could, may, might, must, should and ought to. It provides examples of changing sentences containing these model verbs from the active to passive voice. Some key model verbs mentioned are can (present potential tense), could (past potential tense), may, might, may have, must, should, and ought to. The document also contains an exercise asking to change sentences containing these model verbs into the passive voice.

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    The document discusses the passive voice forms of model verbs such as can, could, may, might, must, should and ought to. It provides examples of changing sentences containing these model verbs from the active to passive voice. Some key model verbs mentioned are can (present potential tense), could (past potential tense), may, might, may have, must, should, and ought to. The document also contains an exercise asking to change sentences containing these model verbs into the passive voice.

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    Model Verbs

    The Passive Voice of Model Verbs such as Can ,Could , May ,Might , May have ,Must ,Should , Ought
    to , CTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE

    Present Potential Tense or “Can”


    Saeed can fly a kite A kite can be flown by Saeed .
    Saeed Cannot fly a kite . A kite cannot be flown by Saeed .
    Can Saeed fly a kite ? Can a kite be flown by Saeed ?
    Can Saeed not fly a kite? Can a kite not be flown by Saeed.
    Saeed can really fly a kite . A kite can really be flown by Saeed.
    Past Potential Tense or “Could”
    Saeed could fly a kite A kite could be flown by Saeed .
    Saeed could not fly a kite . A kite could not be flown by Saeed .
    Could Saeed fly a kite ? Could a kite be flown by Saeed ?
    Could Saeed not fly a kite? Could a kite not be flown by Saeed.
    Saeed could really fly a kite . A kite could really be flown by Saeed.
    Models : May ,Might ,May have , Must ,Should ,Ought to
    She may/might write a letter . A letter may/might be written by her.
    They may have told a lie. A lie may have been told by them .
    You must call the doctor . The doctor must be called by you.
    You should respect your elders. Your Elders should be respected by you.
    We ought to obey the orders. Orders ought to be obeyed by us .
    Exercise 4.1 (A)
    Change into Passive (Model Verbs, Infinitive, Double
    Verbs )
    1. We can beat you in the Match.
    2. He can speak English Fluently.
    3. They can play hockey .
    4. Anees can write an essay .
    5. She can cook chicken rice.
    6. Faiza can win the contest.
    7. The teacher can solve the mystery .
    8. He can Handle the matter.
    9. We can deceive you .
    10. The staff can deliver the product.
    11. The Head Master can expel the Students.
    12. The driver can repair the car.
    13. The doctor can treat all the patients.
    14. The pilot can fly the F-16 Jet.
    15. He can punish the culprits.
    16. He may run the Shop
    17. She may have broken the glass.
    18. They may rock the world with their popularity.
    19. She should pass the Examination.
    20. We should respect our Elders
    21. Asif must change his attitude
    22. She must entertain guests with cold drink.
    23. She ought to obey the orders
    24. He ought to perform his duty.
    25. We should welcome the guests.
    26. Amjad ought to win the cup.
    27. He must remember the words.
    28. People must read the newspaper.

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