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The Olympic swimmer win the gold medal in London active or passive
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The Olympic swimmer win the gold medal in London active or passive

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While I don’t think this is grammatically correct, the presence of ‘win’ shows that the verb is active, meaning it’s present tense, rather than passive, or past tense.
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