Passive Voice in English: Active and Passive Voice Rules and Useful Examples

The passive is used:
• When the agent (= the person who does the action) is unknown, unimportant or obvious from the context.
• To make more polite or formal statements.
• When the action is more important than the agent, as in processes, instructions, events, reports,
• To put emphasis on the agent.
...
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
WATCH MORE:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OUR SOCIAL MEDIA:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For more videos and lessons visit:

[sanchitakc]

Raise your hands if you had got exams tomorrow😂

[mahamayaacharjee]

I am getting vibes that many of us are here before exams😂

Edit 1:Mom I'm

[ggrkuch]

Fun fact : Many of us (the students) are here because the exams are coming :) !!!!

[salahabdi]

Reise your hands if you had got exam tomorrow🤣

[eishalkhalid]

I seriously never understood this when my English teacher taught us this for 2 weeks. Thanks to you, I totally understood it in 4 minutes 27 seconds.

[nuthanraj]

When you waste 2 hours in online class n learn nothing,
When you see video for 6 min and learn everything, lol🤣😅

[lauriegallant]

My final grammar exam is tomorrow, I can't be the only one😂

[ranaalayad]

You haven't even explained it very clearly but i've learnt much more than what my teacher has thought me. She hasn't even given us any examples. She just gave us some exercises and expects us to have an exam about it the next day. What a wonderful life.

[chamaraknight]

im in college and I still needed to watch this smh

[someoneoutthere]

POV: you are here because you have exams

[VendettaCe]

I actually have my test tomorrow for this chapter, and my book is lost. So thank you for helping me!

[thebish]

Very useful stuff! Thanks so much for teaching us Passive Voice.

[sunilreddy.s]

Thanks a lot
I have test tommorow morning
It was really clear to understanding
I know how to do now i will anything i need

[urbanlegendsandtrivia]

Wow! I am a 60-year-old native English speaker, but I still learned something new from this video.

[zymsarea]

Fun fact : you have an English exam tmr and you just started studying :D

[humazafar]

Very informative in less time. Great job 👏🏽

[Nb_]

Thank god someone made this, I rarely go to class and missed a whole chapter about this

[jch]

Thank you very much. Perfect, clear and all in one place.

[burakcantarhan]

Tysm! I have an exam 4 hours later, I was able to understand passive voice with that single video :)

[Person_]

The funny thing is, I'm fluent in english, about to study the passive voice in Japanese, but have no idea what "passive voice" even is. now I'm here learning english grammar :D Good video by the way