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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Verb application difference
What's the technical term for differentiating between active and passive verb application. an example would be "I Do" as opposed to "I allowed to be done" or "I teach" rather than "I facilitate learning"
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There is no term for the sorts of examples you cite. Active and passive are within the category of "voice", if that's what you're asking. CJ
- There is no term for the sorts of examples you cite.
- Active and passive are within the category of "voice", if that's what you're asking.
- CJ
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There is no term for the sorts of examples you cite.
Active and passive are within the category of "voice", if that's what you're asking.
CJ
Active and passive are within the category of "voice", if that's what you're asking.
CJ
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Hi,
It's not a technical term, but perhaps you should look up the verb 'obfuscate'.
Clive
It's not a technical term, but perhaps you should look up the verb 'obfuscate'.
Clive
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