Nama : Wahyudi Arifiyanto

NIM : 228820300021
Subject : Structure II
Lecturer : Mrs. Wulan Wangi, M.Pd
Task : Passive Voice

NO ACTIVE VOICE PASSIVE VOICE EVIDENCE

1 Martha Brockenbrough created
National Grammar Day in 2008.
2 SPOGG operates a website where
Brockenbrough writes about different
language issues.
3 Brockenbrough also wrote a book of
advice about grammar and language
called "Things That Make Us [Sic.]
National Grammar Day was created Third paragraph, first line.
by Martha Brockenbrough in 2008.
A website is operated by SPOGG Third Paragraphs, Second line.
where different language issues are
written by Brockenbrough.
A book of advice about grammar and Fourth Paragraphs, First line.
language called 'Things That Make Us
[Sic.]' was written by Brockenbrough.

4 Mignon Fogarty is organizing National Grammar Day celebrations fifth paragraph, first line.
National Grammar Day celebrations are being organized by Mignon
this year. Fogarty this year.

5 She wrote the book "Grammar Girl's
Quick and Dirty Tips for Better
Writing."
6 Fogarty appeared on the NBC
television program "Today" on
Wednesday.
7 : "People think that dictionaries
choose [new] words because they're
proper," she said. "But mostly they
choose words because people use
them."
The book "Grammar Girl's Quick and fifth paragraph, first line.
Dirty Tips for Better Writing" was
written by her.
The NBC television program 'Today' sixth paragraph, first line.
featured Fogarty on Wednesday.
"It is said by her that [new] words are sixth paragraph, second line.
chosen by dictionaries not because
they're proper, but mostly because
people use them.

8 The American Dialect Society chooses A word that is new or used in a new Seventh paragraph, first line.
a word every year that is new or used way is chosen every year by The
in a new way. American Dialect Society.

9 The Oxford English Dictionary adds
new words after finding evidence
people are using the words often.
Researchers for the dictionary also
look for evidence the words will be
used well into the future.
New words are added by The Oxford eighth paragraph, first line .
English Dictionary after evidence is
found that people are using the words
often. Evidence that the words will be
used well into the future is also looked
for by researchers for the dictionary.