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By whom was this glass broken.. passive voice change

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Answered by Shaizakincsem

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By changing the given sentence into another voice we will get '' Who broke the glass''?

Explanation:

In passive voice, the action of the verb is on the target point.

It means that the subject is either less important or not present at all.

In an active voice, the scenario is different.

The subject has more importance than the verb and the whole emphasis is on it.

Learn more about it.

What is Active and Passive Voice???

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