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Face and be faced with Fri Sep 16, 2005 17:04 pm  Face and be faced with
 

Hi teachers again,
can you explain to me the difference between "face something" and "be faced with something"?
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Face something Fri Sep 16, 2005 18:04 pm  Face something
 

In both cases something presents itself to you like an opportunity'/situation/chance or whatever. If you face it, you are about to do something about the situation or whatever. If you are faced with it, you have to do something very soon because it requires immediate action.
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