Passive Voice Dictation: Future and Modal Passives
B1 Level
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Hear the three-part verb group: a modal such as will, must or might, then be, then the past participle. The modal tells you about a future event, permission, a requirement or a possibility. Be can be quiet between the stronger words, but it is still needed in your answer. Listen for not too: must not gives a prohibition, whereas should offers guidance rather than the same firm rule. Keep the complete spoken chain. Do not replace one modal with another because both seem suitable for the situation.
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