The thing receiving the action is the subject of the sentence and the thing doing the action is optionally included near the end of the sentence
A. Passive Voice
B. Active Voice
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Grammar › ViewDaniel smiled proudly. This sentence is ____
A. Present
B. Future
C. Past
Parallel Structure or Combining Sentences › View
Combine the following sentences:
He asked Crow to sing.
He would hear one song.
He would call her Queen of the Birds
A. He asked Crow to sing one song, he would then call her Queen of the Birds.
B. He asked Crow to sing and he would hear one song and call her the King of the Birds.
C. He asked Crow to sing and after hearing one song he will call her Queen of the Birds.
D. He asked to hear one song and call her Queen of the Birds.
Continuous Tenses › ViewChoose the correct sentence that uses the past continuous tense.
A. I was walking to the store.
B. I am walking to the store.
C. I walk to the store.
D. I will walk to the store.
another/the others/each other/one another › View
I need some new glasses. The ……….. I have at the moment are broken.
A. one
B. ones
C. x