Here we understand the nature of the active vs. passive voices as well as diving into the functions of both. We go over ablative if agents as well, which are typically assumed in the passive voice

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Here we understand the nature of the active vs. passive voices as well as diving into the functions of both. We go over ablative if agents as well, which are typically assumed in the passive voice --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liam-connerly/support

Here we understand the nature of the active vs. passive voices as well as diving into the functions of both. We go over ablative if agents as well, which are typically assumed in the passive voice

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Lesson 13 - Present Passive System

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