passivevoice and causative
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I ate vegetables.
Passive: The vegetables were eaten by me.
Causative: Someone made me eat vegetables.
Someone had me eat vegetables.
(English has no real causative, but this is a way to translate.)
Causative-passive: I was made to eat vegetables.
I was forced to eat vegetables.
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Hi Rammsnata, watch an online teacher explain this for you on this website.
http://international.ouc.bc.ca/chalkntalk/causativepassive/
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Well, i'm not exactly sure. it has to do with the technical details of sentance structure.
but i do i know that a sentence in a passive voice is like "He walks to the bus stop" rather than a more active speaking voice like "he is walking"
not sure if that helps
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Where is the question!!!???
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