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> "It was wrong to do that" instead of "You were wrong to do that" Technically true, because it's passive. But still, you'd be using "It was wrong to do that"
by trumbitta2 11y ago
> "It was wrong to do that" instead of "You were wrong to do that"
Technically true, because it's passive. But still, you'd be using "It was wrong to do that" because it becomes impersonal, more than passive.
- DanBC 11y agoWhat's the passive version of "you were wrong to do that"?
- unavoidable 11y agoThe example doesn't really change. > "The code was broken" instead of "You broke the code" serves the same function.