Should be Passive Voice

Описание: The Use of "Should Be" in Passive Voice

In this video, we will discuss the use of the modal auxiliary "should be" in passive voice. We will cover the following topics:

The definition of "should be" in passive voice
The different ways that "should be" in passive voice can be used
Examples of how to use "should be" in passive voice correctly
Tips on how to avoid common mistakes when using "should be" in passive voice
This video is for school and college students who are trying to learn English grammar or preparing for government exams.

By watching this video, you will learn how to use the modal auxiliary "should be" in passive voice correctly. This will help you improve your English grammar skills and be more successful in your studies or on government exams.


I hope you find this video helpful!

Here are some examples of how to use "should be" in passive voice correctly:

The report should be submitted by tomorrow. (This means that the report is expected to be submitted by tomorrow.)
The car should be repaired by the end of the week. (This means that the car is expected to be repaired by the end of the week.)
The homework should be completed by all students. (This means that all students are expected to complete the homework.)

Here are some tips on how to avoid common mistakes when using "should be" in passive voice:

Don't use "should be" in passive voice to talk about something that is happening now. For example, you wouldn't say "The report should be being submitted by tomorrow." Instead, you would say "The report is being submitted tomorrow."

Don't use "should be" in passive voice to talk about something that is hypothetical. For example, you wouldn't say "If the car should be repaired, I would be happy." Instead, you would say "If the car were repaired, I would be happy."
I hope this helps!

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