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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Passive Voice to Active Voice
Can you help me convert these two sentences?
1. Why aren't the exercises being finished on time?
2. Lectures are recorded and posted on the Internet
1. Why aren't the exercises being finished on time?
2. Lectures are recorded and posted on the Internet
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Anonymous convert these two sentences Going from passive to active means you'll have to introduce an agent for the action, somebody who is performing the action. I recommend 'anybody' for 1 and 'people' for 2. Find the subject of each of the given passive sentences.
- Anonymous convert these two sentences Going from passive to active means you'll have to introduce an agent for the action, somebody who is performing the action.
- I recommend 'anybody' for 1 and 'people' for 2.
- Find the subject of each of the given passive sentences.
- Make it the object of the corresponding active sentence.
- See what you can do with those hints.
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Anonymous convert these two sentencesGoing from passive to active means you'll have to introduce an agent for the action, somebody who is performing the action. I recommend 'anybody' for 1 and 'people' for 2.
Find the subject of each of the given passive sentences. Make it the object of the corresponding active sentence.
See what you can d
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