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Alright — let's do this. 1. Find the passive-voice verbs in these sentences. • The message will be displayed on the screen. • If a message is unread, a small closed envelope will be shown. • If a message is read, an open envelope will be seen on the screen. • If a message is received with a file, a small paper-clip picture will be. 2. Rewrite three in the passive voice. Find three that cannot be in the passive voice. Sentences that can be rewritten in the passive voice: 2.2 Active: My teacher will use the marks for my year mark. Passive: The marks will be used by my teacher for my year mark. 2.5 Active: My teacher will mark the tests this weekend. Passive: The tests will be marked by my teacher this weekend. 2.6 Active: She will give us the results next week. Passive: The results will be given to us by her next week. Sentences that cannot be rewritten in the passive voice: 2.1 I have a literature test tomorrow. This sentence uses the verb "have" to indicate possession or a scheduled event, which typically does not form a natural passive construction. 2.3 I need to study hard tonight. The verb "need" here expresses a requirement of the subject and does not have a direct object that can become the subject of a passive sentence in a natural way. 2.4 My friend and I can study together. The verb "study" in this context is used intransitively (it does not take a direct object), so it cannot be made passive. Send me the next one 📸