Question

arrange the pieces below in two ways without changing the meaning or tense: i sang koshi sugawaras favorite show tune at the dinner table. in the active voice your answer i sang koshi sugawaras favorite show tune at the dinner table. word menu - drag any unnecessary words here. , was by were is are will be

Explanation:

The original sentence is in active voice. To arrange it in two ways without changing meaning or tense, we can re - order the adverbial phrase. In the first arrangement, the adverbial phrase "at the dinner table" is placed at the end as in the original. In the second arrangement, we start the sentence with the adverbial phrase "At the dinner table" (capitalizing the first letter as it is at the start of the sentence) followed by the subject "I", verb "sang" and the object "Koshi Sugawara's favorite show tune".

Answer:

1. I sang Koshi Sugawara's favorite show tune at the dinner table.
2. At the dinner table, I sang Koshi Sugawara's favorite show tune.