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    The document provides examples of sentences written in both active and passive voice. Each pair of sentences expresses the same idea, with the first being active (e.g. "The teacher answers the student's question") and the second being passive (e.g. "The student's question is answered by the teacher"). There are multiple examples demonstrating how to rewrite statements in active voice as passive voice and vice versa.

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    The document provides examples of sentences written in both active and passive voice. Each pair of sentences expresses the same idea, with the first being active (e.g. "The teacher answers the student's question") and the second being passive (e.g. "The student's question is answered by the teacher"). There are multiple examples demonstrating how to rewrite statements in active voice as passive voice and vice versa.

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    Game Passive Snap

    Uploaded by

    Marlon Centenno
    The document provides examples of sentences written in both active and passive voice. Each pair of sentences expresses the same idea, with the first being active (e.g. "The teacher answers the student's question") and the second being passive (e.g. "The student's question is answered by the teacher"). There are multiple examples demonstrating how to rewrite statements in active voice as passive voice and vice versa.

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    Passive Snap

    The teacher answers the student's


    question.

    The student's question is answered by


    the teacher.

    The student answers the teacher's


    question.

    The teacher's question is answered by


    the student.

    The dog chased the cat.

    The cat was chased by the dog.

    The cat chased the dog.

    The dog was chased by the cat.

    Daniel spotted the tiger.

    The tiger was spotted by Daniel.

    The tiger spotted Daniel.

    Daniel was spotted by the tiger.

    Anna called David on the phone.

    David was called by Anna on the phone.

    David called Anna on the phone.

    Anna was called by David on the phone.

    Anna loves David.

    David is loved by Anna.

    Passive Snap

    David loves Anna.

    Anna is loved by David.

    Her mother gave it to her.

    It was given to her by her mother.

    Her daughter gave it to her.

    It was given to her by her daughter.

    David ate Annas last cookie.

    Annas last cookie was eaten by David.

    Anna ate Davids last cookie.

    Davids last cookie was eaten by Anna.

    The teacher watched the students doing


    the activity.

    The students doing the activity were


    watched by the teacher.

    The students doing the activity watched


    the teacher.

    The teacher was watched by the


    students doing the activity.

    The blue car passes the red car.

    The red car is passed by the blue car.

    The red car passes the blue car.

    The blue car is passed by the red car.

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