The <u>passive voice</u> is formed by the verb <em>to be</em> into whatever tense needed and the past participle of the main verb. Whether to use the passive voice or not is a matter of style. However, some of the most frequent uses of the passive voice are:
- to report actions whose author is unknown
- to explain something within a scientific context
- to emphasize the action or its object instead of the doer of the action.
Answer:
The answer is D.
Explanation:
Mood of the verb shows a manner in which a thought is expressed. There are five moods in English: indicative (stating or expressing something), interrogative (asking something), imperative (ordering something, it usually lacks subject), conditional (stating condition which needs to be met in order to fulfill something), subjunctive (expressing wishes and unrealistic conditions).
Answers A and B are indicative.
Answer C is interrogative.
Answer D is imperative (<em>be respectful</em>). However, this sentence also has a verb <em>will</em> which gives it the interrogative mood.
They breath, which helps keep them alive
Answer:
You need to give me the essay for it to work
Explanation:
Answer: B
Option B gives a description of the most important accomplishments of Rosa Parks. It also gives the reader an uplifting and inspirational feeling which tends to be effective as the conclusion of a text.
Option A similarly summarizes her life. However, the events mentioned are not as relevant to her legacy. Options C and D do not summarize the main ideas of the essay.
