"the British destroyed flora and fauna "
change this sentence into passive voice
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Flora and fauna were destroyed by the British.
- The given sentence is in the active voice form. To change it into it's passive voice form, we just interchanged the placement of the subject and object, in the given sentence.
- Along with the subject and object interchange,we did other grammatical necessities, in order to perfectly change the voice of the given sentence.
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Answer:
Flora and fauna were destroyed by the British.
Explanation:
The verb in the sentence was Simple Past in the active form (destroyed). When we convert the active voice of Simple Past into passive voice, we use passive form equivalent to the active form. The active form in Simple past is 'V2' or Simple Past form of the verb. The object is made the subject and vice versa; 'by' is added. The passive form in Simple Past is was/were +V3.
Active Voice: S+V2+O.
Passive Voice: O+was/were+V3+by+S.
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