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Active and Passive Voice of WH Questions | Rules to Change the Voice of WH Questions

Some of us have confusions with changing the voice of a WH question . Here are some rules to change the voice of a WH question easily. It may help you a lot. Before going ahead, make sure that you have read Farming Questions with WH words  and the basic rules to change the voice . Active and Passive Voice of WH Questions Change the Voice of a Question Starting in  Who   Active – Who plays football? (– in this sentence, who is used as the subject . And the answer of who will also be the subject of answer statement.)  Anyway, let's have a look at the - Steps to Turn an Active WH Question Starting in 'Who' into a Passive Voice :- Step 1 :  As usual, use the object of active as the subject of passive . Passive –  “ Football ...” Step 2 : Use a suitable be-verb after the passive subject . "Football is..." But, because it is an interrogative sentence , we have to use the be-verb before the passive subject . Passive –  “ Is football...”
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How to Change the Narration of WH Questions with Examples | Direct and Indirect Speech Rules for WH Questions

There are two types of interrogative sentence – Yes-No questions and Wh questions . A Yes-No question can be answered simply with a ‘Yes’ or a ‘No’ while a WH question is to be answered with other word or words or a complete sentence (except ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ ). Here we’ll discuss what will be the indirect narration when the reported speech of a direct narration is a wh question . Read more: How to Change the Narration (basic level ) . Read more: How to frame wh questions . Narration Change of WH Questions Mainly  four  types of WH question are there, the structures are given below- Structures – #1:   WH + verb + object + ?   E.g.- Who did it? #2:   WH + helping verb + subject + verb + ?   E.g.-   What do you want? #3:   WH + helping verb + main verb + object + ?  E.g.- When did you make it? #4:   WH + noun + helping + subject + verb + ?  E.g.-  Which book do you want? *** At first please note that an  indirect speech  ( or narration ) is always an  Assertive Sentence
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Use of Modal Auxiliary Verbs > can, could, will, would, shall, should, may, might, must, used to, ought, dare, need.

Hope, you are good today. Here we are going to discuss Modal Auxiliary Verbs ,  which are- can, could, will, would, shall, should, may, might, must, used to, aught, dare to, need... Modal Auxiliary Verb এর ব্যবহার     * Modal is the adjective of mode .    A modal verb is used in a sentence as an helping verb , to express someone's mood (ability, possibility, to take and give permissions etc). Use of a Modal Verb in a Sentence-  Affirmative - Subject + modal verb + main verb + object. Negative -   Subject +  modal verb  + not + main verb + object. Interrogative - Modal verb + subject + main verb + object. Examples:- 1. Can (পারা):   Can   -এর ব্যবহার: Can is used to express- O ne’s ability to do something:[কেউ কিছু করার ক্ষমতা রাখে,- এটা বোঝাতে can ব্যবহার করা হয়।] E.g.- I can do this. (আমি এটি করতে পারি।) They can win. (তারা জিততে পারে।) For negative sentences , use a ' not'  after 'can' . [ Negative sentence তৈরী করতে হলে can
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