Question

Active voice Ha ^_^ what is that anyway lol i just need help

Answer 1

Sample #1:
Active Voice: Data is answering this question.
Passive Voice: This question is answered by Data.

Sample #2:
Active Voice: Star posted the question.
Passive voice: The question is posted by Star.

Sample #3:
Active Voice: Data is eating the chicken that is hidden from the kitchen.
Passive Voice: The chicken that is hidden from the kitchen is being eaten by Data

^_^

Answer 2

In active voice, the subject does the action
Example- He cleaned the windows

In passive voice, the subject received the active
Example- The windows were cleaned by him :)

Answer 3

So basically present and past in speaking

Answer 4

I mean receives the action*

Answer 5

I need help with the question because it all seems past

Answer 6

One of them is different.

Answer 7

I want to say B but i'm not entirely sure

Answer 8

No...

Answer 9

no, it's the arrangement of the sentence structure

in Active Voice: Subject-Verb-Object
in Passive: Object-Verb participle-Subject

Answer 10

I'm thinking its between A and D when it's put that way

Answer 11

want to learn some trick when answering this kind of questions?

passive voice usually have "by" in the sentence to show the connection of the object and the subject. BUT sometimes, it is hidden-if it is the you should always remember that the passive voice always start with an object not verb :P

Answer 12

So it is D thank you @Data_LG2

Answer 13

nope , i did not say anything...

FOr letter D:
Object is Mr. Rupert
Verb: was irritated

the question, irritated by whom?
that will be the subject which is the students

so this one is a passive voice not active :P

Answer 14

hmmm i'm horrible at this voice this but awesome in english

Answer 15

so far B and Dare ruled out seemingly enough A and C are left

Answer 16

read the hint, hint, hint, hint, hint.................................................. *echos until you can't hear it anymore*

Answer 17

Alright i say A because C makes no sense what so ever

Answer 18

that's right but your reasoning is totally unacceptable -.-

For A:
To calm down his unruly class, Mr. Roper (Subject) created a seating chart(Verb) that split apart the noisy students(Object).
Active Voice: Subject-Verb-Object

For C:
The Mr. Roper's students(Object) were easily distracted(Verb) by the sounds(Subject) coming from Mrs. Sloane's scienc class.
Passive: Object-Verb participle-Subject
HINT: "by"

Answer 19

Thank you very much for your help @Data_LG2 if i could give you another medal i would

Answer 20

no worries :)
and i don't need medals... i need pizzah xD