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Kingston123 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Limitations of passive voice.

Active - I'm finished using the restroom

passive - Using the restroom finished me - doesn't make any sense.

when shouldn't I use passive voice?

  

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kingston123 Active - I'm finished using the restroom passive - Using the restroom finished me - doesn't make any sense. You are right. kingston123 when shouldn't I use passive voice?

— Mister Micawber

  • kingston123 Active - I'm finished using the restroom passive - Using the restroom finished me - doesn't make any sense.
  • You are right.
  • kingston123 when shouldn't I use passive voice?
  • You should not use passive voice: 1.
  • with intransitive verbs 2.
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kingston123

Active - I'm finished using the restroom

passive - Using the restroom finished me - doesn't make any sense.

You are right.

kingston123when shouldn't I use passive voice?

You should not use passive voice:

1. with intransitive verbs

2. with imperatives

3. with sentences in wh

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