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Imantaghavi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Passive
Hi,
One of the uses of passives is as following:
"putting new information later in a sentence"
But I can't figure it out in the following sentence:" This photograph was actually taken by my grandpa".
Is that mean the picture was taken before but the fact that the grandpa took it added later?
Iman
One of the uses of passives is as following:
"putting new information later in a sentence"
But I can't figure it out in the following sentence:" This photograph was actually taken by my grandpa".
Is that mean the picture was taken before but the fact that the grandpa took it added later?
Iman
Top answer
What it means is that identification of the photographer is more important or more central to advance of the conversation than the photograph itself.
- What it means is that identification of the photographer is more important or more central to advance of the conversation than the photograph itself.
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What it means is that identification of the photographer is more important or more central to advance of the conversation than the photograph itself.
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