Your application will be by an employer processed.

[Blue Phantom]

Hi,

I'm learning English at the moment I have just readed about Passive. I'm confused about ( by) should I say (by) or (from)?
Is that right when I say:

1.Your application will be by an employer processed.

2. .Your application will be from an employer processed.

Excuse me when my English isn't good I'm learning alone.

 

[Tarheel]

Say:

Your application will be processed.

Or:

Your application will be processed by an employer.

It's called passive voice.

 

[Blue Phantom]

Say:

Your application will be processed.

Or:

Your application will be processed by an employee.

It's called passive voice.

Thank you a lot . Is from false?

 

[5jj]

'From' is false incorrect.

 

[emsr2d2]

Hi, Unnecessary.

I'm learning English at the moment I have just readed read/been reading about the passive [voice]. I'm confused about (by) "by". Should I say (by) "by" or (from) "from"?
Is that it right when I to say the following?

1.Your application will be processed by an employer. processed.
2. Your application will be from an employer processed.

Excuse me when I'm sorry if/that my English isn't good. I'm learning alone.

 

[Blue Phantom]

Thank you

 

[emsr2d2]

Thank you.

Remember to end every sentence with a closing punctuation mark. An emoji is not a substitute for that punctuation mark. Also, in future, please remember that there is no need to write a post to say "Thank you". Simply use the "Thank" icon, found by hovering over the "Like" button. It saves time for everyone.

 

[Tarheel]

Is "from" false incorrect?

If I didn't use it in my sentences (which I didn't) that's a major clue.