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Active vs Passive Voice Challenge

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Identify true/false statements about voice.

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Active vs Passive Voice Challenge
 

Active vs Passive Voice ChallengeOnline version

Identify true/false statements about voice.

by Mari Muñoz
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Active voice is generally more direct and concise than passive voice.

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Active voice never uses helping verbs.

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All sentences in passive voice contain the word 'by'.

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Converting a sentence to passive voice often shifts the focus to the action or the object.

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To convert a sentence to passive, you keep the same subject and object.

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The passive voice cannot form questions.

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In the active voice, the subject performs the action, as in 'The chef cooked dinner.'

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The sentence 'The ball was kicked by John' is in the passive voice.

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In English, the passive voice is formed with a form of 'be' + past participle, as in 'The letter was written.'

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In active voice, the subject receives the action.

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