Question

arrange the pieces to emphasize whom/what the action was done to. do not change the meaning or tense.
eugene krabs knitted this scarf on our last snow day.
your answer
eugene krabs knitted this scarf on our last snow day.
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Explanation:

To emphasize whom/what the action was done to, we need to use the passive voice. The original sentence is in the past tense ("knitted"), so the passive voice construction should also be in the past tense. The structure for passive voice is "object + was/were + past participle + by + subject". Here, the object is "this scarf", the past participle of "knit" is "knitted", and the subject is "Eugene Krabs".

Answer:

This scarf was knitted by Eugene Krabs on our last snow day.