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ACTIVE AND PASIVE VOICE

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ACTIVE AND PASIVE VOICE
In activec voice, the SUBJECT is DOING the action while the OBJECT is the one receiving the action
- Is considered to be the "normal form" of sentence
- Most of the sentences that we make use this:
- It is also simpler compared to "PASSIVE VOICE"
- It follows the pattern:
- "Subject (doer) + verb + object (receiver)
- "Harry ate a sandwich this morning"
- Subject --> Harry (doer)
- Verb --> Ate
- Object --> Sandwich
- Verb --> Ate
- Subject --> Harry (doer)
- "Harry ate a sandwich this morning"
- "Subject (doer) + verb + object (receiver)
- It follows the pattern:
- It is also simpler compared to "PASSIVE VOICE"
- Most of the sentences that we make use this:
- Is considered to be the "normal form" of sentence
The SUBJECT is the receiver of the action
- The subject is the reeiver of the action
- The DOER is found at the end of the sentence
- "Subject (receiver) + be + past participle + by + doer of the action"
- "Mandy gave me this book" -----> this sentence is in "active voice", changing to "passive voice":
- "This book was given by Mandy"
- Subject --> Book (receiver)
- Verb --> Given
- Doer of the action --> Mandy
- "This book was given by Mandy"
- "Mandy gave me this book" -----> this sentence is in "active voice", changing to "passive voice":
- "Subject (receiver) + be + past participle + by + doer of the action"
- The DOER is found at the end of the sentence
- The subject is the reeiver of the action
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- Descripción
- This mind map will help us differentiate the structure of passive and active voice sentences.
- Creado por
- Carlos Marchan · feb 2020
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- 25 feb 2020
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