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No. Deponent verbs are active in meaning, but passive or middle voice in form. BE born is passive in form and, meaning.
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- Deponent verbs are active in meaning, but passive or middle voice in form.
- BE born is passive in form and, meaning.
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No. Deponent verbs are active in meaning, but passive or middle voice in form.
BE born is passive in form and, meaning.
BE born is passive in form and, meaning.
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Be Born is a passive voice sentence which is a polite way of expressing place of birth.
Comapre:
My mother born me in 1999. Impolite way
I was born in 1999. Polite way
Comapre:
My mother born me in 1999. Impolite way
I was born in 1999. Polite way
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Hi,
My mother born me in 1999. Impolite way
This has nothing to do with politeness. It is simply incorrect English.
Clive
My mother born me in 1999. Impolite way
This has nothing to do with politeness. It is simply incorrect English.
Clive
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