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Answer:
All of them are examples of active voice.
Explanation:
Active voice means that the <em>subject</em> is <u>doing</u> the verb (action). Meanwhile, passive voice means that the subject is a receiver or a recipient of an action.
Active voice example:
The child <em>chase</em> the butterfly.
- The subject (child) is doing the action.
In order to sway a decision about a legislative or administrative action, lobbying is the practice of directly approaching or encouraging others to approach a member of the legislative, executive, or quasi-public bodies of government.
- It encompasses any efforts made by people, organized organizations, or other lawmakers to sway lawmakers and authorities. "Lobbying" (also spelled "lobby") is a form of advocacy with the intention of influencing decisions made by the government by individuals or more commonly by lobby groups.
- In a letter to a member of Congress, a Duke official requests that they abstain from voting on an amendment that would be presented during the bill's discussion. This is lobbying since it offers a viewpoint on a specific piece of legislation.
Thus this is the purpose of lobbying.
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Answer:
B. Hugged.
D. Begged.
Explanation:
Both B and D are correct. -ed is added to both of these words. However, the rule of grammar requires if certain words like "hug" and "beg" are to be ended with suffixes such as "ing" and "ed" the last letter of the word must be duplicated. So the words will be changed from "hug" to "hugging/hugged" and "beg" to "begging/begged".
