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English In motion 4 November grammar and vocabulary review Saint Louis School English Department Carlos Schwerter Garc í a

ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE Active Voice: When the subject of a verb performs an action the verb is said to be in the active voice. The effect of the action may or may not fall on an object, that is, the verb may or may not have an object. Examples: The boy kicked the ball. The girl cries. In the first sentence, ‘kicked’ is the verb or the action; the ‘boy’ is the subject or the ‘boy’ who performs that action; and the ‘ball’ is the object on whom the effect of that action is directed. In the second sentence, ‘cries’ is the verb or the action; and the ‘girl’ is the subject or the boy of that action. There is no object because the effect of the girl’s crying cannot be directed at another object. Passive Voice: When the object of a verb appears to perform an action so that the effect of that action appears to fall on the subject the verb is said to be in the passive voice. Examples: The work was completed on time. The song was sung beautifully by the singer. [ A sentence in the active voice can be converted to form a sentence in the passive voice. Examples: A film was watched by us. A kite was flown by me.

Passive voice in present and past

Passive voice in question