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How to use the Passive Voice 😅 English Grammar Lesson

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This is lesson 2 of our 'Passive' series This lesson we show you how to structure a passive sentence in different time tenses. Part 1: The form and the reasons why we use the Passive.

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How to Use the Passive Voice in English - English Grammar Lesson

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1. There are two kinds of voice in grammar. They are the Active Voice and the Passive Voice.

In sentences written in the active voice, the subject performs the action expressed in the verb; the subject acts.

e.g.: We plant many trees in the school.

John wrote this book.

He had finished his homework.

In sentences written in the passive voice, the subject receives the action expressed in the verb; the subject is acted upon. The agent performing the action may appear in a ' by ...' phrase or may be omitted.

e.g.: The trees in the school are planted by us.

This book was written by John.

His homework had been finished (by him).

2. The base form of the passive voice is : . The verb "to be" has to be changed according to the change of persons and tenses. Verb "to be" + p.p. (past participle)

e.g. : I was expected to visit my grandmother last Sunday.

A new library will be built here.

This cat has been given a name for several years.

3. Changing passive to active

If you want to change a passive voice sentence to the active voice, find the agent from the 'by ...' phrase, or consider carefully who or what is performing the action expressed in the verb. Make that agent the subject of the sentence, and change the verb accordingly. Sometimes you will need to infer the agent from the surrounding sentences which provide context.

4. Changing active to passive

If you want to change an active voice sentence to the passive voice, consider who or what is performing the action expressed in the verb, and then make that agent the object of a 'by ...' phrase. Make what is acted upon the subject of the sentence, and change the verb to a form of be + past participle. Including an explicit 'by the ...' phrase is optional.

Active voice sentences can only be changed to the passive voice if the verb is transitive - ie if there is an implied or specified object.(See the topic 'Parts of Speech' for more on transitive verbs).So "I walked to the station" cannot be made passive, but "I rode a horse to the station" can become "A horse was ridden to the station by me".

1) A sentence in the active voice that is to be changed into the passive voice must contain a subject and an object - i.e. must be transitive.

2) We must add the appropriate part of the verb "to be" to the verb.

3) The subject becomes the object and the object becomes the subject.

4) The verb in the Passive Voice must be in the Past Participle form.

5) The word "by" must be added before the new object.

Here is a chart to show how the verb "to do" changes when used for the active and passive voices.

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1. There are two kinds of voice in grammar. They are the Active Voice and the Passive Voice. In sentences written in the active voice, the subject performs the action expressed in the verb; the subject acts. e.g.: We plant many trees in the school. John wrote this book.

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