Arrange the pieces below to emphasize who/what did the action. Do not change the meaning or tense.I invited T.J. Watt to my graduation party.

To emphasize who did the action in the sentence "I invited T.J. Watt to my graduation party," we can rearrange it as follows:

T.J. Watt was invited by me to my graduation party.

This restructuring shifts the focus onto T.J. Watt as the subject of the sentence, highlighting his role as the invitee. The use of passive voice with "was invited" makes the action more about T.J. Watt's being invited rather than who performed the action (me). Although the meaning remains intact, the emphasis now highlights T.J. Watt's importance in the context of the invitation to the graduation party. This type of restructuring can be useful when you want to draw attention to a particular subject in a sentence without altering the fundamental intent or time frame of the action described.