Question

arrange the pieces below to emphasize who/what did the action. do not change the meaning or tense.
i will juggle bowling pins at puas birthday party.
your answer
i will juggle bowling pins at
puas birthday party.
word menu - drag any unnecessary words here.
will be by is are was were

Explanation:

To emphasize the doer ("I") of the action, we use the passive voice structure that highlights the agent with "by". We adjust the original active sentence to passive while keeping the future tense and original meaning.

To emphasize the doer "I", we use a cleft sentence structure, which highlights the subject performing the action while retaining the original tense and meaning.

To emphasize the doer, we convert the active sentence to passive, using "by" to mark the agent (the one performing the action) and retaining the future tense.

Use a cleft sentence to highlight the doer "I", keeping the original tense and meaning intact.

Answer:

It will be I who will juggle bowling pins at Pua's birthday party.
Wait, correction: The correct structure to emphasize the doer is using the passive voice with the agent marked by "by":
Bowling pins will be juggled by me at Pua's birthday party.

Wait, no, the task says emphasize who did the action. The correct rearrangement to emphasize "I" is:
I am the one who will juggle bowling pins at Pua's birthday party. But using the given words, the correct passive structure to highlight the doer is:
Bowling pins will be juggled by I at Pua's birthday party. No, subject pronouns after prepositions are object form. So:
Bowling pins will be juggled by me at Pua's birthday party.

But wait, the given words include "will be" and "by". Let's use the provided word tiles. The correct arrangement to emphasize the doer (I) is: