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PLEASE ANSWER I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST IF YOUR ANSWER IS CORRECT
QUES: CHANGE THE VOICE
1. Carry it home.
2. Do not hit your brother.
3. Bring her home quickly.
4. Dont throw away the vegetables.
5. Come on time. ( use- arrive )

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Examples of the VERB “TO BE”: am, is, are, was, were, been, being

Examples of the PAST PARTICIPLE: seen, gotten, lived, worked, bought, taught, loved, caught, ect..

Passive

She was being watched by the police.

The house is being taken care of by the neighbors.

A bomb was detonated in the hotel lobby.

The project will be completed before Saturday.

Active

The police were watching her.

The neighbors are taking care of the house.

Someone detonated a bomb in the hotel lobby.

Someone will complete the project before Saturday.

Sometimes the subject disappears completely in the passive voice:

Pride and Prejudice was written in 1813. (Writer of the book is absent)

Sometimes the subject remains, after the preposition “by”

Pride and Prejudice was written by Jane Austen in 1813.

What’s the difference?

Understanding the difference between active and passive voice allows you to control your writing style. Both styles have their appropriate uses. Consider the active sentence, “I love you”, versus the passive “You are loved by me”. Which is stronger? Which one would you rather hear? Some students think that using the passive voice makes them sound more academic, but (as in the above example) when it is misused, it just sounds wordy. On the other hand, sometimes the passive voice is more appropriate. Imagine that you are writing an article about cotton. Is it better to write “People have used cotton for thousands of years” or “Cotton has been used

Answered by rajatritwik71
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Answer:

1. You are supposed to carry it to the home.

2. You are not supposed to hit your brother.

3. You are supposed to bring her home quickly.

4. You are not supposed to throw away the vegetables.

5. You are supposed to arrive on time.

Explanation:

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