The document provides examples of changing active modal verbs like "can", "could", "must", "should" to their passive form by making the subject receive the action of the verb. It shows 10 sentences where the subject performs the action changed to sentences where the subject receives the action, such as "You can do it alone" becoming "It can be done alone".
The document provides examples of changing active modal verbs like "can", "could", "must", "should" to their passive form by making the subject receive the action of the verb. It shows 10 sentences where the subject performs the action changed to sentences where the subject receives the action, such as "You can do it alone" becoming "It can be done alone".
The document provides examples of changing active modal verbs like "can", "could", "must", "should" to their passive form by making the subject receive the action of the verb. It shows 10 sentences where the subject performs the action changed to sentences where the subject receives the action, such as "You can do it alone" becoming "It can be done alone".