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Don:
"Lack" as a verb used only in passive voice? The ability to understand that is totally lacked by me!
MK
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Subject: Re: Verb used only in passive voice
Michael,
Might the verb you are lacking be "lack"?
Don Stewart
Kischner, Michael wrote:
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> Last year, on an assignment sheet, I asked students what verb is used
> only in passive voice. Now I can't remember the answer! Can anybody
> tell me what I was thinking?
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> I think I got the information from Quirk and Greenbaum but now I can't
> find it in their elaborate decimal system!
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> Thank you.
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