When should you use passive voice in business communication?Question $6$ options:a$)$ When you want to emphasise the object of a sentence $($and not the person doing the action$).$ Eg: "The ball was kicked." $($The ball$--$the object$--$is emphasised here, not the person kicking the ball.$)$b$)$ When you want to avoid placing blame. Eg$.$ "The car was driven into the side of the building." $($The person driving the car is not mentioned, and thus is not blamed here.$)$c$)$ When you want to sound passive or submissive to your boss. Eg$.$ "The report was placed on your desk, Ms$.$ Fitzgerald." $($Focus is on the report and not on you.$)$d$)$ A and Be$)$ All of the above