Answer:
1). Children <u>are grown</u> up much too quickly today.
2). Girls of twelve <u>are dressed</u> as if they are eighteen.'
Explanation:
Active voice is demonstrated as the grammatical construction in which the subject itself performs the action while in the passive voice the object and the verb act upon the subject and the subject become the recipient of the action. In the former, the subject is emphasized while in the latter the object is focused upon and showed interest in. In the given sentences, the doers of the actions are missing, and therefore, they will be filled using the rule of passive voice for present indefinite tense 'is/am/are + V3' as mentioned above.
It really depends on the excerpt that you have been given. Is this the one? I found in somewhere on the Internet.
The Bridegroom's doors are opened wide,
And I am next of kin;
The guests are met, the feast is set:
May'st hear the merry din.'
If this is the excerpt you have, then the answer is simple - alternating tetrameter and trimester. Tetrameter means that there are 4 meters in one line, and given that one meter consists of two syllables, that would mean that there are 8 syllables in one line. Similarly, trimester means that there are 3 meters, or 6 syllables in one line.
It really does... Thanks for the help!
On the company website's is what I believe the answer is.
