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Deepcove Posted 20 years ago
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Your efforts paid off?

'You efforts finally paid off. ' or 'You efforts are finally paid off .' Which is correct? Is passive voice needed here? thx
  

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Your efforts paid off = Your efforts succeeded . No passive required.

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  • Your efforts paid off = Your efforts succeeded .
  • No passive required.
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Your efforts paid off = Your efforts succeeded . No passive required.
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Your efforts were well rewarded (in some form or another)
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