Active and Passive Voice

Front

More direct and concise.

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Active Voice

Answer explanation

Active voice is more direct and concise.

Front

Form of a verb indicating if the subject performs or receives the action.

Back

Voice

Answer explanation

Voice is a form a verb takes to indicate whether the subject performs or receives the action.

Front

Two types of voice:

Back

Passive and Active

Answer explanation

These are the two types of voice.

Active Voice and Passive Voice

Front

Used when the subject receives the action.

Back

Passive Voice

Answer explanation

Passive voice is when the subject is the recipient of the action.

Front

Shows the subject performing the action.

Back

Active Voice

Answer explanation

Active voice is when the sentence's subject is performing or causing the action.

Front

The cake was made by her.

Back

Passive Voice

Front

I went to Korea last month.

Back

Active Voice

Front

Mark bought a new house.

Back

Active Voice

Front

Karen snacked a lot at night.

Back

Active Voice

Front

A lot of snacks were eaten by Karen at night.

Back

Passive Voice