Question

arrange the pieces to emphasize whom/what the action was done to. do not change the meaning or tense. i folded the ice kings pieces of tissue paper into tiny swans. your answer i folded the ice kings pieces of tissue paper into tiny swans.

Explanation:

To emphasize whom/what the action was done to, we need to use the passive voice. The original sentence is in the active voice: "I folded The Ice King's pieces of tissue paper into tiny swans." The object of the active - voice sentence ("The Ice King's pieces of tissue paper") becomes the subject of the passive - voice sentence. The passive - voice structure for the past tense is "was/were + past participle". Here, "folded" is the past participle of "fold", and since the subject ("The Ice King's pieces of tissue paper") is plural, we use "were".

Answer:

The Ice King's pieces of tissue paper were folded into tiny swans (by me).