Tue working with verbs, practice using the active and passive voice. Write a paragraph in which you respond to the fictional scenario below.
Scenario:
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You borrowed your friend's car to run an errand at Walmart.
When you were impatiently getting out o
the car in the parking lot, you opened the door too fast and hit the car next to you. Your mistake cause
scratch on the driver's side door of your friend's car. What do you tell your friend when he/she says,
"What happened to my car?"
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Note: In your paragraph response, try to use at least two active and two passive sentences.
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