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>>525の回答の、
＞However, ‘the plants were being eaten during the night’. ‘Who or what was eating them?’ ‘slugs’. So, the plants were being eaten by slugs during the night’ puts the emphasis in the right place, which is that we are talking about the plants being eaten, and then questioning who or what did the eating.
のwhich is that～って、文法的意味的にはどうなってるんですか？
あと、
＞Finally, learn the rule so you don’t get caught out by these silly classroom questions, or make mistakes as to what the passive mood actually is. And remember, there is no such thing as over-using the passive, just, like any other point of grammar, using it in the wrong place.
のAnd remember以下の文の、文法的な構造と意味がよくわからないので誰か教えてください