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Description: Native English speakers consistently and reliably produce longer verb stems in passive sentences than in progressive actives.

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At the surface level, progressive active and passive sentences are morphologically identical through the verb stem. In the example below, the identical regions are marked in bold font:

  1. The dog was punching the bear (progressive active)
  2. The dog was punched by the bear (passive)

There is evidence that these regions are not acoustically identical: passive verb stems were longer than progressive act…

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