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e. there's no passive form. You have to differ between transitive and intransitive words.
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- there's no passive form.
- You have to differ between transitive and intransitive words.
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Hi,
you can't do it using the verb "to go" because it's intransitive, i.e. there's no passive form. You have to differ between transitive and intransitive words.
You could change the sentence by using a transitive word:
Examples: "I was transported to school."
"I was t
you can't do it using the verb "to go" because it's intransitive, i.e. there's no passive form. You have to differ between transitive and intransitive words.
You could change the sentence by using a transitive word:
Examples: "I was transported to school."
"I was t
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