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Olive bee Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Mediopassive
Since MEDIOPASSIVE (when you put an active form but a passive meaning) works in the following sentences "This book reads well / This spot cleans well with petril" can it work in this one: "Rules often change" instead of "Rules are often changed"? Something tells me that the latter is much better than the former...
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olive bee "Rules often change" That is normal and common. olive bee "Rules are often changed" That is uncommon.
- olive bee "Rules often change" That is normal and common.
- olive bee "Rules are often changed" That is uncommon.
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olive bee"Rules often change"
That is normal and common.
olive bee"Rules are often changed"
That is uncommon.
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