Is this sentence active or passive?
"New West Bank Shooting Mars Truce"
"New West Bank Shooting Mars Truce"
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A sentence cannot be in the passive voice unless the main verb is in the past participle. The passive form of this would be: "Truce marred by new West Bank shooting."
Or, if it were a complete, grammatical sentence: "The truce was marred by the new West Bank shooting."
The passive voice is always "be + past participle" (or, in colloquial speech, "get + past participle", such as "I got hit by a ball"), but headlines will generally omit the "be", because it's understood from context.
- Kef
Or, if it were a complete, grammatical sentence: "The truce was marred by the new West Bank shooting."
The passive voice is always "be + past participle" (or, in colloquial speech, "get + past participle", such as "I got hit by a ball"), but headlines will generally omit the "be", because it's understood from context.
- Kef