The sentence can be changed into the passive voice as "The new lesson is never understood by Suham," transforming the object into the new subject.
<h3>What is passive voice?</h3>
Passive voice is the type of structure we use when we wish to emphasize the receiver of an action instead of its performer. It opposes, so to speak, the active voice. In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is the receiver whereas the agent is the performer. In the active voice, there is no agent, and the subject is the performer. Take a look below:
- I washed the curtains. (active)
- The curtains were washed by me. (passive)
To transform the sentence given in the question into the passive voice, we must transform the subject into the agent, and the object into the new subject. Therefore, we would have:
- The new lesson is never understood by Suham.
It is our conclusion that our sentence is effectively written in the passive voice.
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<span>The reason he opened the door was that the princess pointed to it.
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Explanation:
One conclusion we can make from both scenes is that Brutus and Caesar are characters that both have wives, however, a major difference is observed in the way each treat's their wife.
For example, In Caesar's case, he uses his wife to carry out his plans or tasks. Meanwhile, Brutus is portrayed as a loving husband who loves his wife dearly.
Answer:
Based on the mythological allusion to Medusa, Alyssa's hair looked wild.
Explanation:
The best answer is number 4. wild. Alyssa's hair is being compared to Medusa's. The truth is, the mythological creature Medusa didn't necessarily have any hair. She had snakes on her head. In pictures, statues, and other forms of art, Medusa's snakes are represented in constant movement, always writhing. Such an image is already part of anyone's depiction of Medusa who knows the mythology surrounding her. Thus, if someone's hair is compared to Medusa's, that hair will be vividly picture as wild, like writhing snakes.
1) She walked the 'furthest' out of everyone.