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    2.3.2. the quasi-agent in quasi-passive can be led by “about, at, over, to, in, with.”
    for examples:
    she was worried about her son.
    → her son worried her.
    betty was surprised at the gifts.
    → the gifts surprised betty.
    he was overcome with horror.
    → horror overcome him.
    2.4. in english some transitive verbs are only used in passive voice, but aren’t used in active voice. such as: dress, shave, located, situate, satisfy, determine, doom, etc.
    for examples:
    our college is situated in the suburbs.
    the house is located near the lake.
    she was dressed in red.
    he was freshly shaved.
    ⅲ active form expresses passive meaning
    in english, the active form of some transitive verbs usually expresses active meaning. but its model is “v + doing”.
    3.1. the following verbs, such as: want, need, require, deserve, etc + doing express passive meaning.
    for examples:
    my room wants whitewashing.
    he deserved punishing.
    this problem requires discussing.
    our classroom needs cleaning.
    3.2. in the following model “have/get…done”, the active form expresses passive meaning.
    for examples:
    i have my hair cut.
    you have to make yourself understood.
    dad had me called a doctor.
    he has his shirts cleaned at the dry-cleaners.
    3.3. some transitive verbs like: read, write, open, shut, fill, cook, drive, lock, cut, iron, f[转贴于:论文大全网 https://www.11665.comhttps://www.11665.com/foreignlanguage/xsyy/201209/135406.html]

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