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Create an image divided into three sections. On the left section, illustrate an animated scene of the cheese-making process in a rural setting, showing aged cheesemakers curdling milk in a large vat. In the middle section, depict an unfurnished open land with surveyors planning and a signboard indicating an upcoming airport development. In the rightmost section, portray a serene and tranquil library with people deeply engrossed in their readings. All these scenes should be void of any text.

Do you know how cheese is made? - active voice.

A new airport will soon be built near the city. - passive voice.
Absolute silence should be maintained. - passive voice..

Are the above are correct?

Prizes were awarded to the winners:active or passive voice

You are correct. :)

passive voice

Passive voice

Yes it's correct its passive voice

Passive...here winners are relievers of action and prize is also an object..so both are objects. The doer of action I.e the person giving award is not mentioned as subject is not important here.

idont know

Yes, all three sentences are correct. The first sentence is in the active voice. The second and third sentences are in the passive voice. Would you like me to explain the difference between active and passive voice?

i don't know it can be passive voice

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Did you know that sentences can be written in either active voice or passive voice? In active voice, the subject of the sentence performs the action, like in the sentence "Do you know how cheese is made?" In this case, the subject "you" is actively knowing about the process of making cheese. On the other hand, in passive voice, the subject of the sentence receives the action and is often not mentioned, like in the sentence "A new airport will soon be built near the city." Here, the focus is on the airport being built, not on who is building it. Lastly, in the sentence "Absolute silence should be maintained," we see another example of passive voice, where the emphasis is on silence being maintained without mention of who should maintain it. So, yes, all of the sentences provided are correctly written in their respective voices.