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Eunjinny Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
To sell
I have a house to sell.
I have a house to be sold.
I see a phrase like a house to be sold
a house to sell.
what difference is there between these two cases?
Thank you.
I have a house to be sold.
I see a phrase like a house to be sold
a house to sell.
what difference is there between these two cases?
Thank you.
Top answer
I see no practical difference. One is active voice and the other is passive voice. Perhaps the speaker will sell the first house himself.
- I see no practical difference.
- One is active voice and the other is passive voice.
- Perhaps the speaker will sell the first house himself.
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I see no practical difference. One is active voice and the other is passive voice. Perhaps the speaker will sell the first house himself.
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I see no practical difference. One is active voice and the other is passive voice. Perhaps the speaker will sell the first house himself.
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