Refers to the grammatical structure of a sentence where the ...

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Refers to the grammatical structure of a sentence where the subject is the actor of a sentence. Typically, sentences in the ________ follow a subject-predicator-object pattern. For example, ‘The wrong person answered the phone call.’

A. exclamatory

B. passive voice

C. declarative

D. active voice

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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