English Language · English
During an English grammar session, the teacher wrote several sentences in active voice on the board, such as 'The manager approved the proposal' and 'The students completed the assignment.' She asked learners to convert them into passive voice without changing the core meaning, focusing particularly on how emphasis shifts depending on sentence structure. She further explained that using passive voice can sometimes alter clarity and highlight certain elements over others. Assertion (A): Teaching voice helps students understand sentence structure and emphasis. Reason (R): Passive voice always makes sentences stronger and more effective.
- 1A is true, but R is false✓
- 2Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A
- 3A is false, but R is true
- 4Both A and R are false
Correct answer
A is true, but R is false
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