How do I change this sentence from active to passive voice: Why do you laugh at him?
What is Voice?The voice of a verb tells whether the subject of the sentence performs or receives the action.i) Birds build nests.ii) Nests are built by birds.Types of Voice:Active Voice: the subject performs the action expressed by the verb.Usage: when more clarity and straightforward relation is required between verb and subject.Passive Voice: the subject receives the action expressed by the verb.Usage: when the action is the focus, not the subject or when the doer is unknown.Rules of Conversion from Active to Passive Voice:1. Identify the subject, the verb and the object: S+V+O2. Change the object into subject3. Put the suitable helping verb or auxiliary verb4. Change the verb into past participle of the verb5. Add the preposition "by“6. Change the subject into objectExample:Active Voice: Sameer wrote a letter. (Subject) + (verb) + (object).Passive Voice: A letter was written by Sameer. (Object) + (auxiliary verb) + (past participle) + (by subject).Passive Voice for all tenses:The rules for using Auxiliary verb for Passive Voice is different for each tense.1.Simple Present Tense:Active Voice: She writes a letter.Passive Voice: A letter is written by her.2.Present Progressive Tense:Active Voice: They are eating oranges.Passive Voice: Oranges are being eaten by them.3.Present Perfect Tense:Active Voice: Has she completed the work?Passive Voice: Has the work been completed by her?4.Simple Past Tense:Active Voice: He did not buy a book.Passive Voice: A book was not bought by him.5.Past Progressive Tense:Active Voice: She was washing a shirt.Passive Voice: A shirt was being washed by her.6.Past Perfect Tense:Active Voice: They had won the match.Passive Voice: The match had been won by them.7.Simple Future Tense:Active Voice: She will write a poem.Passive Voice: A poem will be written by her.8.Future Perfect Tense:Active Voice: He will have received the letter.Passive Voice: The letter will have been received by himThe infographic below will be useful for answering questions in English Grammar test on Active Passive voice–You may be interested in these English Grammar questions on Adjectives, Adverbs, Nouns, Verbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Pronouns, Direct and Indirect Speech, Active and Passive VoiceYou may also be interested in improving your English Vocabulary, learning Idioms and Phrases, Homonyms and Homophones and doing well in Cloze Tests and Reading Comprehension.
Do you need a voice box to whisper?
Say you were born without the ability to speak... Do you need a voice box to whisper? I mean, isn't whispering the passage of air through the different formations of the mouth?
How can I change the resonance of my voice to sound female?
The important thing to do here is change the pitch of the fundamental tone and not the overall tone or you will sound falsetto. Biological women usually have not only shorter, but thinner vocal cords as well. What you need to practice is singing with your vocal cords tight before even trying high. You will be screeching on a part of your vocal cord you haven't used since before puberty before you can even talk on it, let alone sing on it. Raw vocal cord strength is what is necessary for me due to mood issues that don't allow me to always be in the right mood necessary for ideal passing speech. Cigarettes are another issue that forces me to work harder. Thankfully, it works for me. I can be animated with strangers and pass as long as my voice is not too tired or my mood issues are not too severe. It will takes months to build up the strength in that part of your vocal cord. I recommend singing to songs you grew up with. That is how a lot of women learn much of their verbal social expression as well. Top female singers have the best "selling" voice of any women and not neccesarily the best vocal mechanics or skills. Selling your verbal expression is what is important here. This takes care of inflection, innotation and everything else that professional gender speech therpists and advice websites mention because these singers have the best "selling" of these traits as well. Limewire.com can help with finding songs. Try and be tight as well as high. The tightness compensates for resonance the way raising your pitch does for a lower tone. Try and match the singer of the song you are practicing with. It will take a few tries before you are not embarrassed with yourself alone. Focus on matching one aspect at a time with the song. Don't expect a near pefect karoke imitation for awhile. Don't worry about your voice sounding awful, especially at first. You are building vocal cord strength. I deliberately press my voice to my current limit to slightly beyond and work on weak areas of my voice even if I can sing a song quite well if I were to press a little less. It is part of vocal cord strength and conditioning for me.
Audio Engineering Help? Quick 10pts?
The best answer: 1. Matching levels so the tracks are at similar volumes. 2. Audio signal processing. 3. Feedback. 4. Equalization. 5. When an audio signal's amplitude is greater than the recording device can handle. 6. Nothing can help. Music drowns out your friend's voice. 7. Change the balance when left channel is much too quiet. 8. Fading 9. Edit the parts to get that riff into the better recording. 10. An effect that sounds like a person saying "wah" over and over again. Cheers ebs
Is the Japanese or English voice for Light Yagami from Death Note better (fits better, better voice, etc)?
I prefer the Japanese voice for Light. I thought both voice actors did a great job matching the character. For a change, I don't mind listening to the dub much. But my problem is that I recognize the English voice actor. It's the same guy who did the voice for Quatre on Gundam Wing, which is one of my all-time fave anime. So every time I watch in English, all I can think of is Quatre, especially whenever Light does that evil/psychotic laugh, and it's distracting.