In the illustration the alternator panels are shown at the left and the feeder panels at the right.
The alternator began to buzz and spark, crackling viciously.
The roar of the alternator died down, first to a hum and then to a purr.
When the ends of the coil are connected to the terminals of an alternator the disc is set in rotation.
Items from the alternator and accusative classes tested learners' knowledge of se in the anticausative and passive constructions, where the agent argument is omitted.
English passives, reflexives, and reciprocal constructions each utilize separate forms, and anticausative alternators require no overt morphology.
Unaccusatives and anticausative alternators thus have in common the lack of a specified external agent for the action of the verb.
