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Why is the passive voice more prevalent in English than in other European languages? [closed]
grammar
syntactic-analysis
passive-voice
active-voice
germanic-languages
What is the answer? <--What's the subject?
grammar
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
questions
auxiliary-verbs
Can I use an explicit verb in a comparison clause?
verbs
comparisons
syntactic-analysis
When to put a verb ahead of its doer?
grammaticality
verbs
nouns
word-order
syntactic-analysis
"That" between "thought" and "could"
word-choice
syntactic-analysis
Do you think these sentences are acceptable? [closed]
syntactic-analysis
Transformation? Cleft?
grammar
syntactic-analysis
clefts
is it "likely become" or "likely to become"?
grammar
syntactic-analysis
Why is there no definite article in this sentence?
grammaticality
definite-articles
syntactic-analysis
It costs $10 a/per person [syntax]
syntactic-analysis
When talking about something, where do we place its name in the sentence?
sentence
syntactic-analysis
Is it "the humanities" or just "humanities"?
word-usage
grammatical-number
syntactic-analysis
The plurality of “a few”
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
grammatical-case
Why don't interrogative sentences _start_ with a question mark? [closed]
grammar
syntactic-analysis
Is "What could have caused all this?" correct?
meaning
grammar
syntactic-analysis
sentence
In the sentence "I am glad to hear it" what is "to hear it"?
grammar
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
"New York is a great place to live." (no preposition?)
grammar
grammaticality
prepositions
sentence
syntactic-analysis
Why can't "being" come after the verb "feel"?
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
present-participles
being
linking-verbs
Confusing sentence in an 1858 novel by George MacDonald
meaning
syntactic-analysis
literary-english
nineteenth-century-english
Complex, Compound, Complex-Compound, and ;?
syntactic-analysis
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