"Let us keep him in our house" change this voice
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He should be kept in our house by us...........
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He should be kept in our house
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- The voice of a verb determines whether the subject is acting (active voice) or being acted upon (passive voice). The distinction between active and passive voice applies only to transitive verbs.
- A simple sentence has only one clause. A difficult sentence is made up of one independent clause and one or more dependent (subordinate) clauses. The term "compound" refers to a collection of coordinated (but independent) phrases.
- Simple sentences use only one verb and communicate a single idea. The following three simple sentence examples can also be combined to make a complicated sentence. Complex sentences contain many clauses, multiple verbs, and multiple ideas.
The meanings of simple and complex are diametrically opposed. Simple does not imply complicated, but complex is the polar opposite of simple. Furthermore, contrary to common assumption, opposites attract, and there is a lengthy list of issues where simple and complicated are inextricably linked.
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