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Active vs Passive Voice Quiz

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Test your grasp of active vs passive voice.

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Active vs Passive Voice Quiz
 

Active vs Passive Voice QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of active vs passive voice.

by Жанель Жаналинова
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In active voice, the subject performs the action: 'The chef cooked the meal.'

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In passive voice, the subject performs the action.

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Active voice uses 'to be' plus the past participle to form the main verb.

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The sentence 'The ball was thrown by John' is active.

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The active voice tends to be more direct and concise than the passive: 'The committee approved the proposal.'

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In English, you can form the passive by using 'to be' plus a past participle and placing the object of the active sentence as the subject: 'The letters are written by John.'

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The passive voice is often used when the doer is unknown or unimportant: 'The cake was eaten.'

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Passive sentences always sound formal and distant.

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The agent can be omitted in passive constructions.

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Active voice is generally more direct and concise.

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The subject performs the action in the active voice.

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You cannot convert any active sentence to passive.

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The passive voice never uses the verb "to be".

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In passive, the subject receives the action.

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