Answer:
1) active
2) passive
3) active
4) passive
5) passive
6) passive
7) active
8) passive
9) passive
10) active
Explanation:
Active is when the subject acts upon the sentences verb. Passive is when the subject is the outcome of the verbs action. For example "The dog is fed by Thomas." This is passive because, the verb is fed by Thomas, and the subject is the dog. The dog being fed is the outcome of Thomas feeding. Hope this makes sense!
Answer:
As Frederick Douglass writes in the last paragraph of this autobiography, in 1841 he became an orator for the Anti-Slavery Society. He wrote his Narrative both to "prove" his identity, and to bring his eloquent indictment of slavery to a wider audience.
Explanation:
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Answer:
C
Explanation:
The last one is correct because it is clear that the author is not looking out for the personal interests of the user- i.e., live music- but is arguing that community, focus, and schoolwork are all harmed.
It is past perfect because here had + third form of the verb is used (had practiced)
