The document is a student assignment on active and passive voice. It provides examples of sentences written in the active and passive voice and directions to change sentences between the two voices. The assignment examines how subjects and objects change depending on whether a sentence is written in the active or passive voice. It also covers basic concepts of how vitamins function at a chemical level including their structures, energy capture and storage, chemical reaction control, and use of information for growth and reproduction.
The document is a student assignment on active and passive voice. It provides examples of sentences written in the active and passive voice and directions to change sentences between the two voices. The assignment examines how subjects and objects change depending on whether a sentence is written in the active or passive voice. It also covers basic concepts of how vitamins function at a chemical level including their structures, energy capture and storage, chemical reaction control, and use of information for growth and reproduction.
The document is a student assignment on active and passive voice. It provides examples of sentences written in the active and passive voice and directions to change sentences between the two voices. The assignment examines how subjects and objects change depending on whether a sentence is written in the active or passive voice. It also covers basic concepts of how vitamins function at a chemical level including their structures, energy capture and storage, chemical reaction control, and use of information for growth and reproduction.
CARRERA DE AGROINDUSTRIA INGLÉS III Name: César Emilio Ormaza Grade: 3rd “A” Date: 08/07/2020 Code: 280 ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE DIRECTIONS: CHANGE THE SENTENCES BELOW TO THE ACTIVE VOICE. 1. The statue is being visited by hundreds of tourists every year. Hundreds of tourists are visiting the statue every year. 2. My books were stolen by someone yesterday. My books were stolen by someone yesterday. 3. These books had been left in the classroom by a careless student. A careless student had left these books in the classroom. 4. Coffee is raised in many parts of Hawaii by plantation workers. Plantation workers raise coffee in many parts of Hawaii. 5. The house had been broken into by someone while the owners were on vacation. Someone had broken into the house while the owners were on vacation. DIRECTIONS: CHANGE THE SENTENCES BELOW TO THE PASSIVE VOICE. 1. Children cannot open these bottles easily. The bottles cannot be opened easily by the children. 2. The government built a road right outside her front door. A road was built by the goverment outside her front door. 3. Mr. Ross broke the antique vase as he walked through the store. The antique vase was broken by Mr. Ross when he walked through the store. 4. When she arrived, the changes amazed her. She was amazed by the changes when she arrived. 5. The construction workers are making street repairs all month long. The street repairs made by the construction workers will last all month long. VITAMINAS− Describir las estructuras químicas y cómo interactúan. − Cómo captan, transforman y almacenan la energía. − Cómo se controlan las reacciones químicas. − Cómo empaquetan y utilizan la información necesaria para crecer y reproducirse. − Describir las estructuras químicas y cómo interactúan. − Cómo captan, transforman y almacenan la energía. − Cómo se controlan las reacciones químicas. − Cómo empaquetan y utilizan la información necesaria para crecer y reproducirse.
− Describir las estructuras
químicas y cómo interactúan. − Cómo captan, transforman y almacenan la energía. − Cómo se controlan las reacciones químicas. − Cómo empaquetan y utilizan la información necesaria para crecer y reproducirse Describir las estructuras químicas y cómo interactúan. − Cómo captan, transforman y almacenan la energía. − Cómo se controlan las reacciones químicas. − Cómo empaquetan y utilizan la información necesaria para crecer y reproducirs