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The Passive Voice Should Be Avoided, Right?
by Phil Gons on 11. Apr, 2009 in Books, Reviews
Like most of you who have taken classes with teachers who provided grammatical and stylistic critiques of your papers, I was told to avoid the passive voice as much as possible. Yet I was never really completely convinced of the notion. The Greek New Testament is full of passives, I rebutted, and a grammatical active [...]
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