Asignatura: Inglés
Autor: camila1520
hace 6 años

Podrían ayudarme a identificar las frases en voz pasiva en los siguientes textos: María, a journalist for El Barrio newspaper, is still missing seven days after she mysteriously disappeared. María disappeared from her home last Thursday, the day after one of her news stories appeared in El Barrio. It seems that someone broke into her flat that evening and kidnapped her. Police think that she is being held against her will. Her family have not heard from her since last Wednesday afternoon, and are very frightened for her safety. It is estimated that at least nine journalists are abducted every year. Some are later freed, but many aren’t found. My name is Khaliif and I live in Somalia. I have a brother and a sister. There is a small school in my town, but I don’t go there. I live in a small hut with my father and my mother. In the morning I make porridge for my brother, who is five, and my sister who is ten. Then my brother is looked after by my sister while I go to work. She isn’t given any help by my mother or father as they have to look after the animals. I work as a shoe shiner. I need to work to help my family, but I want to go to school. I know life will be better if I can get an education. I’m Ben. I lost my job and couldn’t afford to pay the rent for my flat so I had to move out. Now I have nowhere to go. I sleep on the streets or in the park. I try to find other homeless people to sleep with because it is less dangerous. Sometimes we are shouted at by passers-by, but some people are kind and bring us clothes and blankets.

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Respuesta dada por: acolom

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Hello,

Podrían ayudarme a identificar las frases en voz pasiva en los siguientes textos:

María, a journalist for El Barrio newspaper, is still missing seven days after she mysteriously disappeared. María disappeared from her home last Thursday, the day after one of her news stories appeared in El Barrio. It seems that someone broke into her flat that evening and kidnapped her. Police think that she is being held against her will. Her family have not heard from her since last Wednesday afternoon, and are very frightened for her safety. It is estimated that at least nine journalists are abducted every year. Some are later freed, but many aren’t found. My name is Khaliif and I live in Somalia. I have a brother and a sister. There is a small school in my town, but I don’t go there. I live in a small hut with my father and my mother. In the morning I make porridge for my brother, who is five, and my sister who is ten. Then my brother is looked after by my sister while I go to work. She isn’t given any help by my mother or father as they have to look after the animals. I work as a shoe shiner. I need to work to help my family, but I want to go to school. I know life will be better if I can get an education. I’m Ben. I lost my job and couldn’t afford to pay the rent for my flat so I had to move out. Now I have nowhere to go. I sleep on the streets or in the park. I try to find other homeless people to sleep with because it is less dangerous. Sometimes we are shouted at by passers-by, but some people are kind and bring us clothes and blankets.