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Passive Voice: The truth has been told her. vs She has been told the truth.


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Passive Voice #16 (permalink) Thu Jul 09, 2009 8:51 am   Passive Voice		  
Hi dear friends,
Lets make this sentence active: i.e. Martine has told her the truth. Passive voice: The truth has been told to her. Cristal clear I assume because the truth is not going to reveal her, though, unveil something to her!

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Passive Voice: The truth has been told her. vs She has been told the truth. #17 (permalink) Thu Jul 09, 2009 17:41 pm   Passive Voice: The truth has been told her. vs She has been told the truth.		  
Hi Iwanna,
Thanks a lot!Your explanations made me become much more sure about this issue.
Best regards,
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