Answer:
B. Marta was given a note by the teacher to take home to her parents.
Explanation:
In active voice, the correct word order is <em>subject </em>(the one who does something) -<em> verb</em> (doing something; action) - <em>object</em> (the one who endures the action).
In passive sentences we<em> change the place</em> of the subject (the teacher) and the object (Marta), so the one who performed the action (the teacher) comes after the one who endured the action (Marta).
Predicate in passive sentences consists of <em>different forms of the verb to be</em> (was, is, am, are, have been, has, will be, being, and will have been) and <em>past participle.
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So, if the one who performs the action occurs or omits after the one who endured the action and if the form of the verb to be followed by a past participle, it is<em> passive voice. </em>
Answer:
"Dad"
Explanation:
Pronoun: a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse (e.g., I, you ) or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse (e.g., she, it, this ).
In a group discussion the following sentence would be the best example of synthesizing claims and evidence:
B. Since her acting was so bad and the man she loved controlled so much of her life, it's possible that Molly felt she deserved to be spoiled.
Synthesizing claims and evidence refers to summarizing the discussion and stating the main conclusions or thoughts. Therefore, posing questions would probably start or continue the discussion rather than synthesizing it (option A). On the other hand, synthesizing claims and evidence is not compatible with stating one's personal opinion about the topic (option C). Finally, statement D introduces the discussion rather than synthesizing it.
