Active voice will be "The Chinese invented paper".
Active and passive voices are the two types of voices that describe the relationship between the verb and the participants. This means that the voice helps us understand what the relationship is between the subject/object and the verb.
- In an active voice, the doer of the verb comes before the verb.
- Whereas, in a passive voice, the doer of the verb comes at the end of the sentence while the object comes at the front.
- This means that the emphasis is on the subject (Active voice) whereas, in passive voice, the receiver of the action is emphasized.
- The given sentence is in the passive voice.
- To change this, we have to move the subject "the Chinese" to the front and be replaced by the object "paper" while the tense of the verb remains the same.
- The sentence in the active voice becomes "The Chinese invented paper."
Changing the voice depends on the form of the sentence and the tenses used. In this case, the tense remains the same because it is talking about a past event. The final sentence is "the Chinese invented paper."
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