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    The document provides examples of active and passive voice by comparing sentences with the same meaning. In active voice, the subject performs the action, while in passive voice the subject receives the action, which can be performed by an unnamed or implied agent. The examples demonstrate how changing from active to passive voice modifies the sentence structure and emphasis.

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    The document provides examples of active and passive voice by comparing sentences with the same meaning. In active voice, the subject performs the action, while in passive voice the subject receives the action, which can be performed by an unnamed or implied agent. The examples demonstrate how changing from active to passive voice modifies the sentence structure and emphasis.

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    The document provides examples of active and passive voice by comparing sentences with the same meaning. In active voice, the subject performs the action, while in passive voice the subject receives the action, which can be performed by an unnamed or implied agent. The examples demonstrate how changing from active to passive voice modifies the sentence structure and emphasis.

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    PASSIVE VOICE IN THE PRESENT (2)

    1) The students take some books when they are on exams.


    (ACTIV. VOICE)
    2) Some books are taken by the students when they are on
    exam.(PASSIVE VOIVE)

    3) (ACT. VOICE) My father paints his house every year.


    4) (PAS. VOICE) The house is painted (by my father) every
    year.

    5) (PAS. VOICE) Rice is grown in Peru

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