Passive voice order:
Active voice order:
So our <em>object</em> is the "Late-arriving Cashier"
Our <em>verb</em>, "was scolded"
Our <em>subject</em>, "The manager".
If this were a math equation it would look like:
PV = Object + Verb + Subject
AV = Subject + Verb + Object
Now as stated earlier we know:
Subject = "The Manager"
Verb = "Scolded"
Object = "Late arriving Cashier"
Substitute:
AV = Subject + Verb + Object
AV = The manager + scolded + late arriving cashier
Now make it a sentence:
The Manager scolded the late arriving cashier.
There you have it, "The late-arriving cashier was scolded by the manager." written in passive voice changed to active voice is "The Manager scolded the late arriving cashier.".
<em>Hope this helps! </em>
The answer is C.
She wouldn't wave to her her sister if she felt betrayed
She wouldn't really wave "low key" if she were feeling impatient
If she were unaware she wouldn't even notice her
buck has admiration for nature
Answer:
Take our legendary man Michael Jackson for instance. Even after years pass, his songs are still popular. And honestly, almost every song you hear has some kind of purpose behind it. Music is a powerful way to send a message because aside from just the words, the instruments and music itself just makes you feel a certain way.
Explanation:
