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    Voice refers to whether the subject of a verb performs or receives an action. There are two types of voice: active voice and passive voice. In active voice, the subject performs the action, while in passive voice, the subject receives the action with the object of a preposition becoming the subject. The document provides guidelines for changing a passive voice sentence into an active voice sentence.

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    Voice refers to whether the subject of a verb performs or receives an action. There are two types of voice: active voice and passive voice. In active voice, the subject performs the action, while in passive voice, the subject receives the action with the object of a preposition becoming the subject. The document provides guidelines for changing a passive voice sentence into an active voice sentence.

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    ACTIVE AND PASSIVE

    VOICE

    Voice
    Voice is the form a verb
    takes to indicate
    whether the subject of
    the verb performs or
    receives the action.
    There are two types of
    voice: active voice
    and passive voice.

    Active Voice
    Active Voice indicates that the
    subject of the verb is acting

    Active Voice

    Passive Voice
    In a passive voice sentence, the
    subject and object flip-flop. The
    subject becomes the passive
    recipient of the action.

    Passive Voice

    Difference of Active and Passive Voice

    Change a Passive Voice Sentence


    in to an Active Voice Sentence
    1. Move the passive sentence's subject
    into theactive sentence's direct object
    slot

    2. Remove the auxiliary verb be from


    the main verb and change main
    verb's form if needed

    3. Place the passive sentence's


    object of the preposition by into
    the subject slot.

    Sincerely accept mistakes,


    and learn from each mistake,
    because it will make you strong in
    life

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