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Mercyful_fate Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference between to blame and to be blamed in these examples
The first person to blame is tony.
The first person to be blamed is tony.
The first person to be blamed is tony.
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Without more context, they can be seen as the same. ] Please capitalize proper names (like Tony).
- Without more context, they can be seen as the same.
- ] Please capitalize proper names (like Tony).
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Without more context, they can be seen as the same.
[The first sentence could mean that Tony is doing the blaming, but it's unlikely.]
Please capitalize proper names (like Tony).
[The first sentence could mean that Tony is doing the blaming, but it's unlikely.]
Please capitalize proper names (like Tony).
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