Which sentence is grammatically correct?
”All the progress we’ve made has been reversed.”
”All the progress we’ve made has reversed.”
Also, what are some synonyms for “reversed” that can be used in this context?
Top answer
The first two sentences say different things because the first is passive while the second is active. That doesn't address your question, but it is an important point. All progress has been lost.
- The first two sentences say different things because the first is passive while the second is active.
- That doesn't address your question, but it is an important point.
- All progress has been lost.
- We are back to square one.
- We are back to where we started.
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The first two sentences say different things because the first is passive while the second is active. That doesn't address your question, but it is an important point.
All progress has been lost.
We are back to square one.
We are back to where we started.
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