Answer: The sentence is in <u>passive voice.</u>
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Explanation:
When it comes to passive constructions with modal verbs, the general rule is:
Object + modal verb (can/could/may/must/should/ought to) + be + past participle.
In this case, the object is <em>criminal defendants</em>, followed by a passive construction - <em>must</em> (modal verb) + <em>be</em> + <em>tried </em>(past participle of verb to try).
Answer:
I am sorry but I can't come to your class any more because I have to return to my country. My sister is going to get married this month. I want to go shopping with her to choose a dress. My parents are going to make a big meal for the guests and there will be a lot of work in the kitchen.
I'm sorry I must leave the English class. You are a very good teacher. Please say goodbye to the other students for me.
Thanks again,
Best wishes,
Soraya
The correct answer to this question is reliable which is the adjective. An adjective is a descriptive word used to describe objects, nouns, people and things.
I bought a car from a reliable salesperson.
Reliable is the adjective because it is describing the salesperson in this sentence.
