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The Response area voice is a grammatical structure in which the Response area performs the action named by the Response area.
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It seems like there may be a slight misunderstanding in your question regarding the concept of "Response area voice." In linguistic terms, there isn’t a widely recognized structure known as "Response area voice." It’s possible you’re referencing a specific theoretical framework or terminology that is not widely used or is specific to a certain context.
If you were referring to something like **active voice** or perhaps the concept of **agent** and **patient** in grammatical structures (where the subject performs the action, and the object receives it), please clarify that, and I'd be happy to expand on it.
If you meant something else, providing more context or details would help me assist you better!
If you were referring to something like **active voice** or perhaps the concept of **agent** and **patient** in grammatical structures (where the subject performs the action, and the object receives it), please clarify that, and I'd be happy to expand on it.
If you meant something else, providing more context or details would help me assist you better!
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