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: Re: Should I completely eliminate passive voice I have read that a lot of passive voice deadens the story to 2 dimensional even if you are just trying to show something that takes time when you
"X was most likely to be electrocuted" doesn't have an actor, so that's fine as is.
But if you have "many new things were done," tell us by whom, and what they did.
While the 15x15 was pregnant, the three-bys were busy building houses, the 9x9s dug latrines, and the lone Whip-It sat in the makeshift cage, wondering when his sentence would be carried out.
I'd say make the effort to remove passive voice whenever you can, and add detail, action, and movement in those spots.
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