1. When writer Mary Roach lyes, that's her real name) describes first meeting F.D.A. entomologist
Dana Ludwig, she uses an idiom, a phrase that has a
figurative meaning separate from the literal meaning
of the words, to describe her awkward attempt at
a joke. What idiom does
Roach use? How does she
use this idiom to transition
back into the topic of the
Ricolas': article?
FAMES

The verb in the sentence is Active Voice.

Explanation:

When the subject of the sentence is acted on by the verb, then the verb is said to be in the passive voice.

For example, in “The ball was kicked by the referee,” the ball (the subject) is the recipient of the action of the verb, and was thrown is in the passive voice.

On the other hand, when the verb is in the active form the sentence is revised as follows:

"The referee kicked the ball". In this case, the subject is doing the acting.

In the question, the sentence is broken down as follows:

It's easy to see that the subject is doing the acting.

To make it clearer, we could substitute the action verb for a word which comes closest in meaning such as: "dislike", "eschew", "avoid" etc.

Then you'd have:

India's youth eschew Saris.

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