English, 06.10.2019 19:30 gladtobesmart123

Is the verb in the sentence in the active voice or the passive voice?

carol wrote a -you note to her grandmother.

a.
passive voice

b.
active voice

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Is the verb in the sentence in the active voice or the passive voice?

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