What is the best way to change this sentence from passive voice to active voice?

The course was being failed by half the students near the end of the school year.

A. The course, near the end of the school year, was by half the students being failed.
B. Failing the course near the end of the school year were half the students.
C. Near the end of the school year, the course was being failed by half the students.
D.Half the students were failing the course near the end of the school year.

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What is the best way to change this sentence from passive voice to active voice?

The course was being failed by half the students near the end of the school year.

A. The course, near the end of the school year, was by half the students being failed.
B. Failing the course near the end of the school year were half the students.
C. Near the end of the school year, the course was being failed by half the students.
D.Half the students were failing the course near the end of the school year.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I'm very sorry wish i could help

anonymous · Answer

C

dangerousjesse · Answer

With an active voice, the subject is actually preforming a task.. Grr direct answer.

dangerousjesse · Answer

For example, "Jack fell down."

anonymous · Answer

Is this even a history question?

anonymous · Answer

Wrong subject sorry but thanks you

dangerousjesse · Answer

With a passive voice, however, the noun or noun phrase that would be the object of an active sentence (eg; jack beat jill) appears as the subject of a sentence (eg; jill was beaten by jack in the race)

anonymous · Answer

"Was" is passive voice, correct?

dangerousjesse · Answer

Annaliese, if someone is already in the process of answering, don't correct the answer :) Besides, that's not what passive means.

dangerousjesse · Answer

I meant asker haha.