Active Passive Voice MasterNow

Master active and passive voice in English grammar with clear rules, worked examples, and step‑by‑step practice. Learn to identify each voice fast and change sentences from active to passive (and back) with instant feedback so the rule sticks. What you’ll master
• Understanding voice: how subject and verb relate; differences between active and passive; when voice affects clarity and emphasis.
• Active voice fundamentals: S‑V‑O patterns, directness and concision, examples across tenses.
• Passive voice fundamentals: be + past participle, agent with “by”, get‑passives, passive across tenses and with modals.
• Transformations: active → passive, passive → active, objects becoming subjects, questions/negatives, complex and compound sentences, what cannot be changed (intransitives, linking verbs, idioms).
• Usage choices: when to prefer active (clarity, impact) and when passive fits (result‑focus, unknown/irrelevant agent, formal tone).
• Voice in sentence types & tenses: simple/compound/complex, relative and subordinate clauses, present/past/future, perfect and continuous, modal and perfect modals.
• Special cases: phrasal verbs, causatives (have/get something done), reporting verbs, impersonal passives, passive infinitives/gerunds, double passives.
• Style & professional writing: business, academic, technical, legal—choose a voice that matches purpose, audience, and genre.
• Cross‑linguistic perspectives: how voice differs across languages and common L2 challenges.
• Common errors: wrong participles, missing auxiliaries, agreement issues, overuse of passive, inconsistent voice—and how to fix them.

Practice you’ll get
• Multiple‑choice checks to confirm understanding
• Fill‑in‑the‑blank (gap‑fill) and cloze items
• True/False and match‑the‑column activities
• Reorder words/sentences to build accurate structures
• Reading comprehension with voice‑focused questions
• Flashcards for quick review of rules and examples
• Helpful feedback on every attempt so you learn from mistakes

How it works

1. Read a short lesson that explains the rule in plain English
2. See a worked example that shows how and why a sentence changes
3. Practice interactively on the exact skill you just learned
4. Review and retain with quick quizzes and spaced practice

Who it’s for
Students, ESL/EFL learners, test‑takers, and professionals who want to write clearer English by mastering when—and how—to use active or passive voice.

From MasterNow — interactive, beginner‑friendly learning with clear, easy‑to‑read lessons and instant feedback.