What are simple verbs that give a sentence passive like construction or meaning?
Is a product of a real estate investment more cost effective than the intended price?
I think the above sentence is in passive voice, though it does not follow the rules which the other passive constructions follow, i.e. if a verb was used with a passive body it did not follow the rules in the verb verb did not occur in passive voices. I think the sentence should not be said as passive voice for now, since it was used as passive body. What is the meaning of e “It is not subject followed by an auxiliary verb and past participle form of verbs” in English? I think, they originally appeared means other people thought that they would have cost less than they actually did. Am I right? Do verbs express your thoughts and feelings? I’m convinced turnout is also such kind of verb which works in the way how passive construction works. Please correct me if I am wrong.
I’m sorry if this is an old post, but I would appreciate it if anyone suggests me a better way of writing a sentence which I have written above to explain my query or if he believes me
my sentences are awkward, unnatural, and they should be improved.
What did they end up costing more than thought?
Also
please note stangdon’s comment, which explains in detail why your original example isn’t stated in “What’s subject?
What are them? What did the soldiers do? They turned out to (do something). As for “they seemed to” that’s active too, because it’s they seemed. How much if you have to add “by a bear” on the end of a sentence? Is there a food for a bear in its digestive system? That works, because it’s in the passive voice. The “They turned out to be more cost by a bear “? Doesn’t work. Was a dream from hell. Is there more than they seem to by a bear? : My god: that didn’t work either. Do
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What is your view on this topic?
I don’t think the sentence you are suggesting is passive or etymological in any way.
If a verb does have passive meaning, then there are certain adjectives which are passive. What if the verb “opened” in the following sentence is not passive?
The door opened and Darla came in
From Where?
Such verbs are known as ergative verbs.
