The document discusses passive and causative forms in language. Passive forms describe an action being received rather than performed, while causative forms describe an action that causes something else to occur. Both grammatical constructions are important ways to structure sentences and convey who or what is performing and receiving actions.
The document discusses passive and causative forms in language. Passive forms describe an action being received rather than performed, while causative forms describe an action that causes something else to occur. Both grammatical constructions are important ways to structure sentences and convey who or what is performing and receiving actions.
The document discusses passive and causative forms in language. Passive forms describe an action being received rather than performed, while causative forms describe an action that causes something else to occur. Both grammatical constructions are important ways to structure sentences and convey who or what is performing and receiving actions.