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Active and passive clauses
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a. both clauses are in active vooice
b. both clauses are in passive voice
c. the first clause is active:the second clause is passive
d. the first clause is passive; the second clause is active
Your machine has been repaired, and it will be returned to you today.
a. both clauses are in active voice
b. both clauses are in passive voice
c. the first clause is active;the second clause is passive
d. the first clause is passive;the second clause is active
Thankyou for any help
a. both clauses are in active vooice
b. both clauses are in passive voice
c. the first clause is active:the second clause is passive
d. the first clause is passive; the second clause is active
Your machine has been repaired, and it will be returned to you today.
a. both clauses are in active voice
b. both clauses are in passive voice
c. the first clause is active;the second clause is passive
d. the first clause is passive;the second clause is active
Thankyou for any help
Top answer
As far as I can see, in the first case the right answer is (d). In the second case the right answer is (b).
- As far as I can see, in the first case the right answer is (d).
- In the second case the right answer is (b).
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As far as I can see, in the first case the right answer is (d). In the second case the right answer is (b).
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That is what i had put as answers. Thankyou so much. This is new to me and I wanted another opinion. have a great day.
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The manager told you to call today, but he left about an hour ago.Select one:a. both clauses are activeb. both clauses are passivec. first clause active; second clause passived. first clause passive; second clause active
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