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4 years ago
8

I have a grammar test coming up next Tuesday. I cannot seem to find a good rule for active and passive voices. I have flunked al

l of the worksheets that my teacher gave us on it. Please help me find a rule so I will do well on my test.
English
1 answer:
allochka39001 [22]4 years ago
4 0
An active voice is a straight out sentence like "She wrote a song". The focus is on the she and that she wrote a song. Simple.
Now the passive voice is different. This is a tip that I use a lot to figure out the difference. Passive voices usually have a to be verb like is, were, was, and a past participle, like learned, cleaned, and watched.
In this case, the sentence in passive voice would be "A song was written by her." Notice how was is a to be verb and written is a part participle.
Hope this clears up any confusion and write in the comments if you have any questions. And good luck on your test :)
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