The teacher brought a projector to class.
A projector was brought to class by the tracher.
Is the following sentence grammatically correct?
Class was brought a projector by the teacher.
These are correct transformations. ) A projector was brought to class by the teacher . Class was brought a projector by the teacher .
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These are correct transformations. (Note that they are not necessarily useful English.)
A projector was brought to class by the teacher.
Class was brought a projector by the teacher.
deborahjeongIs the following sentence grammatically correct?
It may be grammatical, but certainly no native speaker would consider it natural.
Learning the possible but unnatural contortions of a language is hardly a useful exercise.
deborahjeongThe teacher brought a projector to class.
A projector was brought to class by the tracher.
Is the following sentence grammatically correct?
Class was brought a projector by the teacher.
That alternation is less idiomatic because "class" is not a person. More typically, with a person as the receiver of the action, you ha