Question

arrange the pieces below in two ways without changing the meaning or tense:
i developed tyrese haliburton’s photographs in the school darkroom.

in the active voice

your answer
i developed tyrese haliburton’s
photographs in the school darkroom.

word menu - drag any unnecessary words here.
, were by was is are will be

Explanation:

The original sentence is already in active voice as "I" (the subject) performs the action "developed" on "Tyrese Haliburton’s photographs" in the "school darkroom". For the other way (maybe passive voice, but the task says without changing meaning or tense, but since active is given, maybe re - arranging words while keeping active. Wait, the task is to arrange in two ways. Wait, maybe the first way is the given active, and the second way could be re - ordering the adverbial phrase. Wait, the original sentence: "I developed Tyrese Haliburton’s photographs in the school darkroom." Another way to arrange (active voice) could be "In the school darkroom, I developed Tyrese Haliburton’s photographs." Let's check: the subject is still "I", verb "developed", object "Tyrese Haliburton’s photographs", and the adverbial phrase "in the school darkroom" is moved to the front. The meaning and tense (past) are preserved.

Answer:

First way (as given): I developed Tyrese Haliburton’s photographs in the school darkroom.
Second way: In the school darkroom, I developed Tyrese Haliburton’s photographs.