MARY ANN: well done:-) LESLIE:Excellent! JEANNE: Good sentences:-) ROBERT:The first sentence uses "drawings" as a noun; the second sentence is in the active voice;-) JEFFREY:Nicely done! ALYCIA:Simple but good:-) LEIGHA: Great! GRACE: brief but good:-)
ASHLEIGH: The first sentence is good; the second one is still active voice--present perfect tense;-) JENNIFER B:Good sentences:-) SERENA: Nicely done:-)
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Active: Janet drew the picture.
Passive: The picture was drawn by Janet.
The gunslinger drew his weapon.
The weapon was drawn by the gunslinger.
The farmer had to draw the bucket out of the well.
The bucket was drawn out of the well.
Robert said
When will you have time to finish your drawings?
I will be drawing all day today, to finish by my dead line.
A: I drew a large circle
P: Circles were drawn by the gangsters.
Active: I drew the picture.
Passive: The picture is drawn by me.
Active: The architect drew the plans for the new house.
Passive: The plans for the new house were drawn by the architect.
1. Active
The girl drew the flower.
2. Passive
The flower was drawn by the girl.
MARY ANN: well done:-)
LESLIE:Excellent!
JEANNE: Good sentences:-)
ROBERT:The first sentence uses "drawings" as a noun; the second sentence is in the active voice;-)
JEFFREY:Nicely done!
ALYCIA:Simple but good:-)
LEIGHA: Great!
GRACE: brief but good:-)
Active: I will draw you a picture by Thursday.
Passive: By Thursday, I will have your picture drawn.
Active: Adam drew the short straw.
Passive: The short straw was drawn by Adam.
Active
The engineer drew her building plans.
Passive
The building plans were drawn by the engineer.
ASHLEIGH: The first sentence is good; the second one is still active voice--present perfect tense;-)
JENNIFER B:Good sentences:-)
SERENA: Nicely done:-)
The boy drew a cardinal
The picture was drawn by the boy
VIVIEN: Nicely done:-)
1. I will draw you a picture by Thursday.
2. The picture was to be drawn by Thursday.
ASHLEIGH: Nicely done!
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