Voice

Voice

1. Passive voice present perfect

   • differences
     • the passive voice in the present perfect is useful to talk about something that happened in the past when you are not sure when it happened or who did it.
       • the structure for the passive voice in the present perfect is the following. have/has + been + main verb

2. Passive voice

   • differences
     • these sentences serve to describe what happens to the object
       • the passive voice of a verb tells us that someone has performed some action
         • the verb must be written in the participle
           • passive voice is used in the present or in the past if it is present uses are, is, am and in the past was and were
   • similarities
     • When we want to give more importance to the action and not to who has carried it out, we use the passive voice.
       • In the passive voice the action stands out and not who performs it
         • In passive prayer, the one who performs the action is unimportant or unknown.
           • the passive is formed by adding the verb to be + the participle of the verb
             • The present perfect passive is useful when describing something that was done in the past