Is this passive or active? To emphasize who is responsible for something

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The phrase "to emphasize who is responsible for something" doesn't contain a verb in a form that indicates passive or active voice since it is a general statement about an intention or purpose. However, the focus on identifying responsibility suggests an active approach.

In terms of sentence structure:

  • Active voice: The subject performs the action (e.g., "The manager emphasized who is responsible for the project").
  • Passive voice: The subject receives the action (e.g., "It was emphasized by the manager who is responsible for the project").

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