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What is different between "par" and "de"? I studied passive voice. But I can't understand this difference. 1: Ce professeur est respecté de toutes les étudiants. =The teacher is respected by all students. 2: Il a été écrasé par une voiture. =He was run over by a car. "de" and "par" = by? What is different between "de" and "par"?
Oct 8, 2015 2:10 PM
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Well for students you could use par too. Normally De = from but some old fashon french can use de instead of par when the subject is a human ( high level language or " soutenu") Par = from what or by which is the common sens
October 9, 2015
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