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Grammaticality refers to whether something obeys the rules of English grammar.
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Active vs Passive (Which construction is correct in which context )
I read the below sentence in Learn American English website.
You were given some money to see a movie.
Is this passive construction correct? Or do we need to construct it as follows:
I got some …
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Which one is gramatically correct
Actually, I am writing a story. I have to explain the poverty of a family. So please let me know which one is the grammatically correct and reasons behind them, in the following two statements.
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