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30-Nov-2006, 03:28
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 passive voice 1) Main problems selected to focus on: or 2) Main problems selected to be focused on: which is correct? thanks! |
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30-Nov-2006, 09:43
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| Re: passive voice Well, sentence 1) means that main problems have been selected in order to focus on the following list of items; sentence 2) means that someone (who is unnamed) must focus on the following list of problems. |
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01-Dec-2006, 02:52
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| Re: passive voice erm..sorry.. but what's the differences between the two sentences?? i understand your explanation in sentence 2, but i am not so sure about sentence 1. may you or someone else please further explain it to me? thx |
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