"' Active verbs "'may have one, two, or three arguments ( making them respectively intransitive, transitive, or ditransitive ).
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I prefer having the active verb on the main event of the hook-- getting burnt down on such a day!
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Active verbs are found to have multiple different inflections, for example, perfective and imperfective, different then stative verbs, which have only one.
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But " cast away, " an active verb phrase conveying a hopeless man's sense that life, with dispassionate cruelty, has tossed him aside.
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Back then, maps were kind of like nouns, now they've become active verbs, " society chief cartographer Allen Carroll said of the book-Internet combination.
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In the later group even more active verbs have a preference for the affix "-lx-" ( implying passive experience ) before the causative suffix.
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We will also be trying to punch up our sentences with more active verbs in order to make the column more alluring to potential buyers.
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It will rewrite your backup files, changing all your active verbs to passive tense and incorporating undetectable misspellings which grossly change the interpretations of key sentences.
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He encouraged his actors to find " active verbs " to describe what their characters were trying to accomplish ( " On Directing 28 " ).
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A passive sentence is formed from an active sentence by inserting the verb es in front of the active verb and changing the subject-object order.
