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Diamondrg Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
active - passive
It was a sensible precaution ----.
A) to take
B) to be taken
Are both OK?
A) to take
B) to be taken
Are both OK?
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Hi, Say A. B sounds odd. Best wishes, Clive
- Hi, Say A.
- B sounds odd.
- Best wishes, Clive
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sensible is blocking the to be taken option.
An adverbial of manner can help promote the passive version.
It is a sensible precaution to take. It is sensible for someone to take this precaution.
It is a precaution to be taken with care. This precaution should be taken with care.
It is a precaution to take with care. [Also possible. Slig
An adverbial of manner can help promote the passive version.
It is a sensible precaution to take. It is sensible for someone to take this precaution.
It is a precaution to be taken with care. This precaution should be taken with care.
It is a precaution to take with care. [Also possible. Slig
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