Read the following sentence written in passive voice.

“Many mistakes were made today,” the coach said after the team’s loss.

Which option turns the sentence into active voice?

(1 point)

The coach said the team lost by making many mistakes.

The team's loss was caused by mistakes being made.

The team lost the game because the players made mistakes.****

The coach said the mistakes made the team lose.

I was wrong

It's The team lost the game because the players made mistakes.

The answer is "The team lost the game because the players made mistakes."

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To determine the option that turns the sentence into active voice, we need to identify the subject and the active verb in the sentence.

In the given sentence, "Many mistakes were made today," the subject is "Many mistakes" and the verb is "were made."

To rewrite the sentence in active voice, we need to rephrase it in a way that the subject is the one performing the action.

Among the options provided, the one that turns the sentence into active voice is:

"The team lost the game because the players made mistakes."

In this sentence, the subject is "the team," and the active verb is "lost." The sentence clearly states that the team (subject) lost the game (verb) because the players made mistakes (action).

Your choice is in the active voice, yes, but one element from the original sentence is missing.

Read the original sentence, and choose the answer choice that is in active voice AND has all the elements of the original.

Is it right. I think it is c

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Not B, either.

I think the answer is:

A. "The coach said the team lost by making many mistakes."
It contains all original elements just like Writeteacher said, and it is in an active voice.
So, I would choose "The coach said the team lost by making many mistakes."