Active and Passive Voice Education

Active and Passive Voice Education

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Active or Passive?

Passive Voice

Active Voice

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Active Voice

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Passive Voice

Passive Voice

Passive Voice

Passive Voice

Passive Voice

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Active Voice

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Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

Active or Passive

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active or passive voice

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active voice

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Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

Revise Sentences

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active voice

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Active Voice Review

1. What is Voice? Voice tells us whether the subject of the sentence is doing the action or receiving it. 2. Active Voice The subject does the action. Structure: Subject + Verb + Object Example: The dog chased the cat. (Dog = subject, does the chasing) Key Tip: Active voice is usually clearer and stronger. You have passed all the lessons. Now, get your diploma

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Passive Voice Review

3. Passive Voice The subject receives the action. Structure: Object + form of “to be” + past participle + (by Subject) Example: The cat was chased by the dog. (Cat = subject, receives the chasing) Key Tip: Passive voice is often used when: We don’t know who did the action. The action is more important than who did it.

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Passive Voice Review

4. Quick Signals of Passive Voice Forms of “be” (am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been) + past participle Often includes “by” to show the doer Example: The homework was finished by Maria.

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How to change voice?

Active → Passive: Make the object the subject + use “be” + past participle + (by + original subject) Active: The chef cooked the meal. Passive: The meal was cooked by the chef. Passive → Active: Make the subject do the action Passive: The letter was written by Alex. Active: Alex wrote the letter.

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Quick Check

6. Quick Check Ask: Who is doing the action? If the subject is doing it → Active If the subject is receiving it → Passive

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