Highlight an active voice sentence in each paragraph.

(1) My friend Lily loves summertime. She enjoys walking through the creek and splashing the water on scorching days. In fact, many fish are usually found by her as she wades through the murky water. After examining and admiring them, she always makes a point to return them to their natural habitat.

(2) Matt goes to the park every day after school. Because his family does not have a large backyard, he needs a place to walk his dog, a Siberian husky. His husky's name is Shadow. Shadow needs exercise on a daily basis, so taking walks at the park is important for him. Plus, long walks are enjoyed by Shadow.

(3) Last summer, John traveled to New York. He was driven around town by a cab driver named Martin. Martin made some crazy turns while driving. But that was not the scariest part of John's trip! John also rode the subway, but the power went out. He had to sit on the train for four hours while a repair crew worked to fix the train.

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