Active vs. Passive Voice

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It is grammarically incorrect to write in passive voice.

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Thomas feeds his dog.

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The game had been won by the blue team.

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The problem was solved.

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Rewrite the passive voice sentence as an active voice sentence. Do not change tense.
The dog was hit by the car.

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Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.

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Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the subject.
The dog was hit by the car.

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Active vs. Passive Voice

It is grammarically incorrect to write in passive voice.

Thomas feeds his dog.

The game had been won by the blue team.

The problem was solved.

Rewrite the passive voice sentence as an active voice sentence. Do not change tense.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the subject.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the object of the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.

It is grammarically incorrect to write in passive voice.

Thomas feeds his dog.

The game had been won by the blue team.

The problem was solved.

Rewrite the passive voice sentence as an active voice sentence. Do not change tense.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the subject.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the object of the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.

Active vs. Passive Voice

Active vs. Passive Voice

It is grammarically incorrect to write in passive voice.

Thomas feeds his dog.

The game had been won by the blue team.

The problem was solved.

Rewrite the passive voice sentence as an active voice sentence. Do not change tense.The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the verb.The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the subject.The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the object of the verb.The dog was hit by the car.

It is grammarically incorrect to write in passive voice.

Thomas feeds his dog.

The game had been won by the blue team.

The problem was solved.

Rewrite the passive voice sentence as an active voice sentence. Do not change tense.The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the verb.The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the subject.The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the object of the verb.The dog was hit by the car.

Rewrite the passive voice sentence as an active voice sentence. Do not change tense.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the subject.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the object of the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.

Rewrite the passive voice sentence as an active voice sentence. Do not change tense.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the subject.
The dog was hit by the car.

Using the same sentence, which word(s) in the sentence act(s) as the object of the verb.
The dog was hit by the car.