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In the park is Mary. (passive sentence) read below.

it will be used for stating that Mary is in the park. It is actually a passive sentence because the
subject "Mary" comes after object "park" or you can say at the end of the sentence. Whereas in active sentence, the subject "Mary" will come before the object "park".

The active sentence of this would be this:

Mary is in the park. (active sentence) (look subject is now before the object).


Moreover, >*In the park Mary is*

It is actually not a sentence but, a phrase or you can say "a part of a sentence" because it not stating something completely. For ex. a sentence would be In the park Mary is playing.Therefore, it wouldn't grammatically wrong sentence but, a incomplete sentence.

If you dontdon't know about active and passive voice, proceed to this site : EnglishPage or ask in the comments and if you didn't understand something, you can ask me that too with no hesitation. I'll surely reply you or edit my answer.

In the park is Mary. (passive sentence) read below.

it will be used for stating that Mary is in the park. It is actually a passive sentence because the
subject "Mary" comes after object "park" or you can say at the end of the sentence. Whereas in active sentence, the subject "Mary" will come before the object "park".

The active sentence of this would be this:

Mary is in the park. (active sentence) (look subject is now before the object).


Moreover, >*In the park Mary is*

It is actually not a sentence but, a phrase or you can say "a part of a sentence" because it not stating something completely. For ex. a sentence would be In the park Mary is playing.Therefore, it wouldn't grammatically wrong sentence but, a incomplete sentence.

If you dont know about active and passive voice, proceed to this site : EnglishPage or ask in the comments and if you didn't understand something, you can ask me that too with no hesitation. I'll surely reply you or edit my answer.

In the park is Mary. (passive sentence) read below.

it will be used for stating that Mary is in the park. It is actually a passive sentence because the
subject "Mary" comes after object "park" or you can say at the end of the sentence. Whereas in active sentence, the subject "Mary" will come before the object "park".

The active sentence of this would be this:

Mary is in the park. (active sentence) (look subject is now before the object).


Moreover, >*In the park Mary is*

It is actually not a sentence but, a phrase or you can say "a part of a sentence" because it not stating something completely. For ex. a sentence would be In the park Mary is playing.Therefore, it wouldn't grammatically wrong sentence but, a incomplete sentence.

If you don't know about active and passive voice, proceed to this site : EnglishPage or ask in the comments and if you didn't understand something, you can ask me that too with no hesitation. I'll surely reply you or edit my answer.

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In the park is Mary. (passive sentence) read below.

In the park is Mary can it will be used for stating that Mary is in the park. It is actually a passive sentence because the

 In the park Mary issubject "Mary" comes after object "park" or you can say at the end of the sentence. Whereas in active sentence, the subject "Mary" will come before the object "park".

The active sentence of this would be this:

Mary is in the park. (active sentence) (look subject is now before the object).


Moreover, >*In the park Mary is*

It is actually not a sentence but, a phrase or you can say "a part of a sentence" because it is not actually stating something, i hope you can understand completely. For ex. a sentence would be In the park Mary is playing.Therefore, it wouldn't grammatically wrong sentence but, a In the park Mary is playingincomplete would a sentence.

If you dont know about active and passive voice, proceed to this site : EnglishPage or ask in the comments and if you didn't understand something, you can ask me that too with no hesitation. I'll surely reply you or edit my answer.

In the park is Mary can be used for stating that Mary is in the park.

 In the park Mary is , is actually not a sentence but, a phrase because it is not actually stating something, i hope you can understand. For ex. In the park Mary is playing would a sentence

In the park is Mary. (passive sentence) read below.

it will be used for stating that Mary is in the park. It is actually a passive sentence because the
subject "Mary" comes after object "park" or you can say at the end of the sentence. Whereas in active sentence, the subject "Mary" will come before the object "park".

The active sentence of this would be this:

Mary is in the park. (active sentence) (look subject is now before the object).


Moreover, >*In the park Mary is*

It is actually not a sentence but, a phrase or you can say "a part of a sentence" because it not stating something completely. For ex. a sentence would be In the park Mary is playing.Therefore, it wouldn't grammatically wrong sentence but, a incomplete sentence.

If you dont know about active and passive voice, proceed to this site : EnglishPage or ask in the comments and if you didn't understand something, you can ask me that too with no hesitation. I'll surely reply you or edit my answer.

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In the park is MerryMary can be used for stating that MerryMary is in the park.

In the park MerryMary is , is actually not a sentence but, a phrase because it is not actually stating something, i hope you can understand. For ex. In the park MerryMary is playing would a sentence

In the park is Merry can be used for stating that Merry is in the park.

In the park Merry is , is actually not a sentence but, a phrase because it is not actually stating something, i hope you can understand. For ex. In the park Merry is playing would a sentence

In the park is Mary can be used for stating that Mary is in the park.

In the park Mary is , is actually not a sentence but, a phrase because it is not actually stating something, i hope you can understand. For ex. In the park Mary is playing would a sentence

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