tell me some tricks to identify the voice
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1. Active voices will always begin with the subject (verb) and end with the predicate (object) but passive voice would do the exact opposite.
2. Usually, when we know the doer of action, then in passive voice we would use the word 'by' before the subject (verb).
3.Passive voice always has an auxiliary verb (helping verb) before the main verb. 4. For example :_ Barry hit the ball.-Active voice (here Barry is the subject- at the beginning, the ball is the object-at the end, and there is no helping verb)
_The ball was hit by Barry.-Passive voice (here the subject is at the end, the object is at the beginning, and there is a helping verb)
5.Active voice would have a helping verb only if it's in 'perfect tense'.
WELCOME.
1. Active voices will always begin with the subject (verb) and end with the predicate (object) but passive voice would do the exact opposite.
2. Usually, when we know the doer of action, then in passive voice we would use the word 'by' before the subject (verb).
3.Passive voice always has an auxiliary verb (helping verb) before the main verb. 4. For example :_ Barry hit the ball.-Active voice (here Barry is the subject- at the beginning, the ball is the object-at the end, and there is no helping verb)
_The ball was hit by Barry.-Passive voice (here the subject is at the end, the object is at the beginning, and there is a helping verb)
5.Active voice would have a helping verb only if it's in 'perfect tense'.
WELCOME.
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