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When I am solving English tests. I came across with would like in passive voice. So the question is:

Mr. Brown said he'd like...by Wednesday if that's possible

a) have finished the report b) the report will be finished c) the report finished

I thought variant B(the report will be finished) is correct because the first part of the sentence indicates future tense. But the answer is C(the report finished). As you see in variant C(the report finished) there is no to be that is required by the passive voice. I didn't understand why it accepted as a correct answer. Could someone explain to me the reason for that?

When I solving English tests. I came across with would like in passive voice. So the question is:

Mr. Brown said he'd like...by Wednesday if that's possible

a) have finished the report b) the report will be finished c) the report finished

I thought variant B(the report will be finished) is correct because the first part of the sentence indicates future tense. But the answer is C(the report finished). As you see in variant C(the report finished) there is no to be that is required by the passive voice. I didn't understand why it accepted as a correct answer. Could someone explain to me the reason for that?

When I am solving English tests. I came across with would like in passive voice. So the question is:

Mr. Brown said he'd like...by Wednesday if that's possible

a) have finished the report b) the report will be finished c) the report finished

I thought variant B(the report will be finished) is correct because the first part of the sentence indicates future tense. But the answer is C(the report finished). As you see in variant C(the report finished) there is no to be that is required by the passive voice. I didn't understand why it accepted as a correct answer. Could someone explain to me the reason for that?

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Would like in the passive voice

When I solving English tests. I came across with would like in passive voice. So the question is:

Mr. Brown said he'd like...by Wednesday if that's possible

a) have finished the report b) the report will be finished c) the report finished

I thought variant B(the report will be finished) is correct because the first part of the sentence indicates future tense. But the answer is C(the report finished). As you see in variant C(the report finished) there is no to be that is required by the passive voice. I didn't understand why it accepted as a correct answer. Could someone explain to me the reason for that?