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dlinn [17]
2 years ago
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Questions 14–18: Determine whether each of the following sentences is in the active voice or the passive voice. 14. The economic

analysis has been reviewed by me, and it’s recommended that we go ahead with the project. 15. Inform your clients that we’ve completed the prototype model on schedule. 16. The latest novel by the renowned author was read by his devoted fans with great enthusiasm. 17. The accident on the interstate highway was seen by the thousands of commuters who use the road. 18. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the bride kissed the groom.
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1 answer:
lisabon 2012 [21]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. Marilyn is to make several last-minute changes in the report in order to support her argument with the latest statistics.

2. He is rejecting every attempt at compromise and stormed from the room in anger.

3. Cramer´s criticisms were thoughtful for she never criticized their errors publicly.

4. Since the money paid for foreign oil comes back as deposits and investments, oil imports are self-financing.

5. By boosting price and income guarantees, Congress hopes to improve the lot of farmers.

6. The glider is sweeping noiselessly over the swaying treetops.

7. The senator retired from office because of the mounting gossip about his private life.

8. The new parts having arrived, the mechanics can repair the paving equipment.

9. first/introduction

10. limited/only

11. old/antiques

12. adding/additional

13. No redundancies

14. Passive

15. Active

16. Passive

17. Passive

18. Active

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