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Personification is when non-human things are given human characteristics. In this case, the garden is described as "changing its clothes," a human-like action.

This line gives human qualities to the garden, making it an example of personification.

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Reflexive pronouns (myself, yourself, himself, etc.) end with "self" or "selves."

They reflect the action back to the subject (e.g., "He hurt himself.").

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"A small car" becomes "Small cars" in plural.

The verb "is" changes to "are", and "a great vehicle" becomes "great vehicles" to match the plural subject.

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A list of items will be given to you by the manager.

• This is the correct passive voice conversion of the given active sentence.
• "Will give" (future tense) changes to "will be given" in passive form.

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Communication involves the transfer of information, and the message is the core element being conveyed.

While the speaker, sender, and receiver are crucial roles, the message itself is central to communication.

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In passive voice, the auxiliary verb "is/are" in the present continuous tense is changed to "was/were" in the past continuous tense.

The main verb remains in the past participle form.

For example:

Active: "The book is being read by the students."

Passive (Past Continuous): "The book was being read by the students."

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A resume is a formal document used to present a person's education, work experience, and skills.

It helps employers assess a candidate's suitability for a job role.

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Compound sentences connect two independent clauses.

They use coordinating conjunctions like and, but, or, so etc.

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In indirect speech, the verb "will" is converted to "would" to maintain the correct tense sequence.

For example:

Direct: She said, "I will go to the market."

Indirect: She said that she would go to the market.