Asked by hola
Which sentence uses the verb voice that emphasizes the action rather than the actor?
Responses
Cydney broke the record for the 200-meter dash at the track meet.
Cydney broke the record for the 200-meter dash at the track meet.
At the track meet, the record for the 200-meter dash was broken.
At the track meet, the record for the 200-meter dash was broken.
At the track meet, Cydney broke the record for the 200-meter dash.
At the track meet, Cydney broke the record for the 200-meter dash.
Cydney did break the record for the 200-meter dash at the track meet.
Responses
Cydney broke the record for the 200-meter dash at the track meet.
Cydney broke the record for the 200-meter dash at the track meet.
At the track meet, the record for the 200-meter dash was broken.
At the track meet, the record for the 200-meter dash was broken.
At the track meet, Cydney broke the record for the 200-meter dash.
At the track meet, Cydney broke the record for the 200-meter dash.
Cydney did break the record for the 200-meter dash at the track meet.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The sentence that uses the verb voice that emphasizes the action rather than the actor is:
**"At the track meet, the record for the 200-meter dash was broken."**
This sentence focuses on the action of the record being broken rather than on Cydney as the actor who performed the action.
**"At the track meet, the record for the 200-meter dash was broken."**
This sentence focuses on the action of the record being broken rather than on Cydney as the actor who performed the action.
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