Stative Passive

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A passive construction that describes a state or condition rather than an action. Example: “The door is locked” describes a state, while “The door was locked by the guard” describes an action. The distinction matters in formal writing and in certain exam questions that test whether students can recognise whether a passive sentence describes an event or a resulting state.

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