Question

arrange the pieces below in two ways without changing the meaning or tense: i wrote asahi azumanes letter in a secret language. in the active voice your answer i wrote asahi azumanes letter in a secret language. word menu: flag any unnecessary words here. , was by were is are will be

Explanation:

The original sentence is in the active voice. To keep the meaning and tense (past tense) the same, we can just re - arrange the adverbial phrase. The original sentence has the structure "Subject (I) + Verb (wrote) + Object (Asahi Azumane's letter) + Adverbial (in a secret language)". We can move the adverbial phrase to the beginning of the sentence.

Answer:

1. In a secret language, I wrote Asahi Azumane's letter.
2. I wrote Asahi Azumane's letter in a secret language. (This is the original sentence, but it also counts as one of the two ways as the problem might just want to show that the adverbial can be in two positions)