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Active voice is a
grammatical voice common in many of the world's languages. It is the
unmarked voice for
clauses featuring a
transitive verb in nominative–accusative...
- verb is in the
active voice. When the
subject is the patient,
target or
undergoer of the action, the verb is said to be in the p****ive
voice. When the subject...
- that
undergoes the
action or has its
state changed. This
contrasts with
active voice, in
which the
subject has the
agent role. For example, in the p****ive...
- The
Active Voice Building in Seattle, Washington, is a
reinforced concrete and steel-frame
office building with
solar bronze exterior window panels. It...
- that does not have
symmetrical voice.
Indonesian 4)
Active Voice AGENT Ayah
father mengirim meN-kirim
ACTIVE VOICE-send
THEME uang
money GOAL kepada...
- sentence's
action is
referred to as the patient. In
sentences using the
active voice, the
subject is the
performer of the action—referred to as the agent...
- to two
general conjugations (mi-conjugation and hi-conjugation), two
voices (
active and medio-p****ive), two
moods (indicative mood and imperative), two...
- It is a
point where a
constriction is made
between an
active and a p****ive articulator.
Active articulators are
organs capable of
voluntary movement which...
- four
moods (indicative, imperative,
subjunctive and optative),
three voices (
active,
middle and p****ive), as well as
three persons (first,
second and third)...
-
identified with a
particular voice:
active or p****ive. Some
languages (such as
Latin and Russian) have
distinct participles for
active and p****ive uses. In English...
