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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Frustrated
I am frustrating with the heavy traffic.
I am frustrated with the heavy traffic.
Are these sentences correct in the simple present tense?
Top answer
I am frustrated by the heavy traffic. (active voice) This heavy traffic is frustrating me. (passive voice)
- I am frustrated by the heavy traffic.
- (active voice) This heavy traffic is frustrating me.
- (passive voice)
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I am frustrated by the heavy traffic. (active voice)
This heavy traffic is frustrating me. (passive voice)
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