Question

I walked quietly because I didn't want to wake up the baby (starts with ‘I walked quietly so as’)​

Answer 1

Answer:

I walked quietly so as I didn't want to wake up the baby

Answer 2

I walked quietly as I didn't want to wake the baby up.

• The two grammatical voices in the English language are active and passive.
• Voice is the part of a verb that determines when a subject acts or is the recipient of an action.
• When the subject does the action, it is the active voice, and when the subject receives the action, it is the passive voice.
• The sentence has active voice right now and when it is changed to passive voice, the sentence starts with the phrase "I walked quietly as".