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Originally posted by: cpals
Originally posted by: Encryptic
Originally posted by: AgaBooga
Going over everything and basically putting finishing touches on my research paper and everytime Word gives the green squiggly line like this:
One that did survive is said to have been discovered in his tomb by Alexander the Great is known as the Emerald Tablet of Hermes (Cockren 2).
It says that "Passive Voice (consider revising)" when I right click on anything that is underlined in that sentence.
How would you word the sentence or is it fine as it is written and just a mess-up on Word's part.
How about this?
"One surviving artifact, known as the Emerald Tablet of Hermes, was discovered in his tomb by Alexander the Great."
I added the word "artifact" to make it sound a little less awkward although I don't know the context this sentence is in.
was discovered in his tomb
Who does "his" refer to?
Hermes, I think I italiced incorrectly in the first post