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It's not being used as an actor in the sentence.
by jstanley 5mo ago
It's not being used as an actor in the sentence.
- moralestapia 5mo ago"$1m in housing appreciating at 3%" Which one is the actor there? Help me learn, ESL.
- jstanley 5mo agoNoone is the actor there, that's the passive voice.
- Asraelite 5mo agoIt's active voice. Intransitive verbs cannot be put in the passive.
- thaumasiotes 5mo ago> Help me learn, ESL. There's nothing to learn from jstanley; he's a crackpot. The subject of "appreciating" is "$1m in housing", or if you want to narrow it down as much as you can, the subject is the word "dollars". ("$1m in housing" is shorthand for "one million dollars in housing".)
- jstanley 4mo agoI'm curious if you can tell me whether you think I'm a crackpot because of the things I've said in this thread, or because of things I've said more broadly? I am definitely high risk for crackpottery, but not sure I'm quite there yet.
- thaumasiotes 4mo agoThe things you've said in this thread. So far you've identified an extremely common phenomenon as "rare" and demonstrated that you are not able to accurately describe the structure of simple English sentences. Which hasn't prevented you from expounding at length on your obviously false ideas. What would you label yourself, if not a crackpot?