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This page: Learn how to use the passive voice in English.

The product was made in a factory.
We use the passive voice to emphasize the action instead of who performed it. The passive voice is formed with a form of the verb "to be" and the past participle. The verb "to be" must be in the same tense as the sentence (present, past, etc.).
Note: If you mention who performed the action, you must use the preposition "by".
Select the correct verb to form the passive voice.
Change the active sentences to passive sentences. Review the irregular participles HERE.
example
The children ate the cookies.
Instructions example |
Write four sentences in the passive voice in English.
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