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Lady Macbeth smears the sleeping groom with King Duncan's blood. a. Active b. Passive

Lady Macbeth smears the sleeping groom with King Duncan's blood. a. Active b. Passive
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Lady Macbeth smears the sleeping groom with King Duncan's blood.

a.
Active
b.
Passive

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a

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"Lady Macbeth smears the sleeping groom with King Duncan's blood" is an A. active sentence because Lady Macbeth (the active noun) smears (an active verb). A passive sentence would have been "King Duncan's blood was smeared on the sleeping groom."
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