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Voice in grammar refers to the relationship between the subject and the verb in a sentence. There are two types: Active Voice and Passive Voice.

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Subject + Verb + Object

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Active Voice: The teacher explains the lesson. (Subject: "the teacher," Verb: "explains," Object: "the lesson")
Active Voice: The dog chased the cat. (Subject: "the dog," Verb: "chased," Object: "the cat")
Active Voice: She wrote a beautiful poem. (Subject: "she," Verb: "wrote," Object: "a beautiful poem")

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a. identify the difference between active and passive voice;

b. construct dialogues with active and passive voice; and

c. annotate active and passive voice within a given text.

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Object + Form of "to be" + Past Participle (+ by Subject)

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Passive Voice: The lesson is explained by the teacher. (Object: "the lesson," Verb: "is explained," Subject: "the teacher")
Passive Voice: The cat was chased by the dog. (Object: "the cat," Verb: "was chased," Subject: "the dog")
Passive Voice: A beautiful poem was written by her. (Object: "a beautiful poem," Verb: "was written," Subject: "her")