<span>When using active voice, the subject
performs the action noted by the main verb. (As one site put it, the
subject is a do-er or a be-er.)
When using the passive voice, the
subject is acted upon by another agent or an unknown something. (The
subjects of passive sentences are not do-ers or be-ers.)
These are much better explained with examples:
Active: Brutus stabbed Caesar.
Passive: Caesar was stabbed by Brutus.
Active: The committee approved the new policy.
Passive: <span>The policy was approved of by the committee.</span></span>
The conversion rate (°C to °F) is 1°C = 33.8°F
1. C. <span>38.3°C
2. C. 35</span>°C
3. B. <span>5°C and 37°F
4. C. </span><span>50°F
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Answer:
Uranus is the husband (and son) of Gaia, mother of the earth
Explanation:
Answer:
I am pretty sure it is concrete language. Alliteration is definetly
wrong, since there is no repitition of letters. Purple prose doesn't make sense either. It's not so abstract, so it is most likely concrete language.
