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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Hi all,
I wish to write someone that I have put some changes into a written paragraph, in a passive tense.
What would be the appropriate way to express myself in passive tense ? (b.t.w, should one say "the appropriate way to express, or the appropriate way of expressing"..?)
"Changes are implemented into the paragraph"
or
"Changes are carried through the paragraph"
or even
"Changes were put into the paragraph"
Many thanks
I wish to write someone that I have put some changes into a written paragraph, in a passive tense.
What would be the appropriate way to express myself in passive tense ? (b.t.w, should one say "the appropriate way to express, or the appropriate way of expressing"..?)
"Changes are implemented into the paragraph"
or
"Changes are carried through the paragraph"
or even
"Changes were put into the paragraph"
Many thanks
Top answer
Some changes have been made to the paragraph. ) Both are OK.
- Some changes have been made to the paragraph.
- ) Both are OK.
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Some changes have been made to the paragraph.
Anonymous(b.t.w, should one say "the appropriate way to express, or the appropriate way of expressing"..?)Both are OK.
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AnonymousI wish to write someone that I have put some changes into a written paragraph, in a passive tense.If I received something like that, I would feel that you were trying to avoid taking responsibility for your actions.
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