ACTIVE & PASSIVE VOICE for High Schools & Colleges: Teaching Active & Passive Voice to High School & College-Level Students (ENGLISH GRAMMAR SERIES)

The active voice is a direct expression which starts with the subject and ends with the object. While the passive voice has the object coming first, and the subject comes last. The knowledge of active and passive voice is very key to the learning adventure of both high school and college-level English learners, as it provides learners with unique and different ways of expressing their thoughts, feelings, and ideas. While active voice is common in straight-forward conversations and writings, passive voice is used more in indirect contexts (e.g., news and scientific report writing). Fortunately, the book, “”ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE for High Schools & Colleges”” explicitly explores the importance and uses of active and passive voice in a down-to-earth manner. The book engages its readers with the top secrets of changing active voice to passive and vice versa. The book therefore peruses the following: a comprehensive definition and meaning of active and passive voice, uses and functions of active and passive voice, structural composition of active and passive voice, rules for changing active voice to passive, rules for changing passive voice back to active voice, importance of English tenses to the conversion of active voice to passive, how to change active imperative sentences to passive, advanced rules guiding the formation of active and passive voice, over 100 standard exam preparatory exercises, among others. Consequently, high school as well as college-level students, who wish to master the elementary and advanced uses of active and passive voice, will find this book highly irresistible. Welcome on board! — ASIN: B0CQHF9KCJ | ISBN13: 9798872002239 | ISBN-13: 979-8872002239