แบบฝึกหัด ก จงเปลี่ยนประโยค Active Voice ต่อไปนี้ให้เป็น Passive Voice
1. I read a book every day.
2. He will write his letter in the eveniing.
3. Dak has opened the door.
4. They are playing football now.
5. She was cleaning a chair.
6. You had sent a parcel.
7. The horse kicked the naughty boy.
8. I ordered to do this.
9. We speak English every day.
10. Amnat likes coffee and tea.
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1. A book is read by me every day.
2. His letter will be writtten by him in the evening.
3. The door has been opened by Sak.
4. Football is being played by them now.
5. A chair was being cleaned by her.
6. A parcel had been seen by you.
7. The naughty boy was kicked by the hourse.
8. This was ordered to be done by me.
9. English is spoken by us every day.
10. Coffee and tea are liked by amnat
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Example importance
1 You ___ respect the rules when you walk your dog in this park
- must
2. Before you enter the park, you ___ attach a leash to your dog's neck.
-must
3.You ___ enter the park until your dog is on a leash.
- must not
4.You ___ allow your dog to run free.
-must not
5.You ___ pick up your dog's poop (waste).
- must
6.You ___ take it away with you. You can throw it in one of the garbage cans you find in the park.
-don't have to
7.If your dog is running free and the police stop you, you will probably ___ pay a fine.
-have to
8.Of course, you ___ walk your dog in the park. You can always go somewhere else. There are many places where you can walk a dog.
-don't have to
9 You can, for example, walk your dog in the fields or on the beach, but even there you may ___ use a dog leash.
- don't have to
10 Many people have had bad experiences with dogs and are afraid of them. You ___ forget that fact when you walk your dog in public.
-must not
- must
2. Before you enter the park, you ___ attach a leash to your dog's neck.
-must
3.You ___ enter the park until your dog is on a leash.
- must not
4.You ___ allow your dog to run free.
-must not
5.You ___ pick up your dog's poop (waste).
- must
6.You ___ take it away with you. You can throw it in one of the garbage cans you find in the park.
-don't have to
7.If your dog is running free and the police stop you, you will probably ___ pay a fine.
-have to
8.Of course, you ___ walk your dog in the park. You can always go somewhere else. There are many places where you can walk a dog.
-don't have to
9 You can, for example, walk your dog in the fields or on the beach, but even there you may ___ use a dog leash.
- don't have to
10 Many people have had bad experiences with dogs and are afraid of them. You ___ forget that fact when you walk your dog in public.
-must not
must (not), (don't) have to
In the affirmative have to / must both express the idea of obligation. (It is necessary that you do something.) However, must is only used in the present, and is never used after 'will' or 'may.'
I must / have to get up early because I start work at 8 a.m. I will must / have to leave work early if the snowstorm continues.
In the negative only the verb have to (do/does not have to) expresses the idea of obligation:(It is not necessary that you do something.)
You don't have to pay for children. They can come in for free.
In the negative must (must not / mustn't) is similar to an imperative: Do not do something:
You mustn't smoke in the corridors. (= Don't smoke in the corridors.)
I must / have to get up early because I start work at 8 a.m. I will must / have to leave work early if the snowstorm continues.
In the negative only the verb have to (do/does not have to) expresses the idea of obligation:(It is not necessary that you do something.)
You don't have to pay for children. They can come in for free.
In the negative must (must not / mustn't) is similar to an imperative: Do not do something:
You mustn't smoke in the corridors. (= Don't smoke in the corridors.)
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