ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE

• Active voice refers to the sentence's subject acting as the action's performer or doer, represented by the formula: Subject (doer) + Verb + Object (receiver).
• Passive voice indicates that the subject of the sentence is the receiver of the action or what was done to someone or to something, represented by the formula: Subject (receiver) + Verb (be-verb + past participle) + by + Object (doer).
• Active voice can be represented by the sentence: CJ caught a fish.
• Passive voice can be represented by the sentence: The fish was cooked by Berny.
• Active voice can be represented by the sentence:Berny and CJ prepared the fish together.
• Passive voice can be represented by the paragraph: The Thirsty Crow.
• One day a thirsty crow was wandering here and there for some water.
• The thirsty crow was very thirsty.
• The thirsty crow was very shocked when the low amount of water in the container was seen by him.
• The thirsty crow thought of an idea.
• The thirsty crow took some stones and threw them in the container.
• The school president was interviewed by her.
• Prefect progressive tense is represented as 'Has/have + been+ present part.' and 'Had+ been+ present part.' in the formula.
• Active voice is represented as 'Base form' and 'Past form' in the formula.
• Perfect tense is represented as 'Has/have + past participle' and 'Will+ have+ participle' in the formula.
• The water was drunk by the crow and he flew away happily.
• Future tense is represented as 'Will + be+ present participle' and 'Will + be+ being past participle' in the formula.
• Passive voice is represented as 'Past form' and 'Will + base form' in the formula.
• Father repaired the old chair.
• The mother carried the baby.
• Simple tense is represented as 'Present participle' and 'Was/were + present participle' in the formula.
• A breathing device was invented by him.
• The famous island was explored by Lao.
• The ball is being chased by the dog.
• After some time, the water came up.
• The active voice is used when the subject performs an action.
• In the passive voice, the object receives the action.