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Active and Passive Voice

Active and Passive Voice

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Presentation

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English

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8th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
L.2.1F, L.8.1B, L.8.1D

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Standards-aligned

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Molly Mize

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4 Slides • 5 Questions

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Active and Passive Voice

I can identify whether a sentence is written in active or passive voice

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Voice

  • Active or passive voice refers to how a sentence is written

  • Ideally, we should write in active voice as it is much clearer

  • Passive voice often excludes a subject.

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Sentence order matters

  • Subject/verb/object=active

  • Object/verb/subject=passive

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For example

  • Marcus washed his car. - Active voice

  • The car was washed by Marcus. - Passive voice

  • I left my keys at home. -Active

  • The keys were left at my house. -Passive

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Multiple Choice

Is this sentence in active or passive voice?


Eduardo walked to the park.

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Active

2

Passive

6

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence active or passive?


Eli watched TV until 11pm.

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Active

2

Passive

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Multiple Choice

Is this sentence active or passive?


The window was broken by the neighborhood kids.

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Active

2

Passive

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Multiple Choice

Is the sentence below active or passive?


The candy was hidden by the child.

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Active

2

Passive

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Multiple Choice

Is the following sentence active or passive?


The dog was washed by her owner.

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Active

2

Passive

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Active and Passive Voice

I can identify whether a sentence is written in active or passive voice

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