Using PASSIVE in English to avoid responsibility

[jogobunito]

Now I really understand how to avoid responsibility. Outstanding lesson!

[yogendravaghela]

There are no words to express how grateful I am for your teaching. It is incredible, and you made it quite simple for us to understand. A HUGE THANK YOU!!!!

[charleslovehewitt]

Well, I have already told you this, but I will say it again: You are excellent, Emma !!
Please go on. I am learning so much with you. Thank you so much.

[edwaltw]

A lot of students are being helped by you. Thanks Miss Emma.

[alnicasios.tupasiii]

A lot of English learners were helped by Ma'am Emma. -Passive
Ma'am Emma Helped A lot of English learners. -Active

[cskim]

I didn't know that 'passive' could be used to avoid sort of responsibility..
I used to stick to add 'by someone or sbd' at the end of the passive sentence.,
Thank you, This lecture is of great help :D

[Rashals]

In fact, , i'm learning two things from Emma, first is English
and second is her Good non-verbal communication "body language"
so i would like to say Thank you Emma :)

[EnglishLearningGoldmine]

The passive is explained very well here! Great video!

[obi-wankenobi]

It seems you really like when you were teaching something to someone. I like it as well. Thanks for the class. :))

[MrCoquino]

Emma, I´ll dare to suggest a topic. "organs in the body" that would be a good lesson and nobody can really explan it better than you.
I love your classes...

[ap]

The passive is explained very well here! Excellent video! ♥Thanks teacher, Emma

[victoriaaghazaryan]

Emma, You are genius. You explain a complicated things in a simple way. Thanks

[stwarrior]

I finally understand why government always like to use passive voice sentences. Thank you very much Emma

[carloshumbertocacaofiguero]

You are the best teacher by far. Thanks for sharing you knowledge with us. I wait your nexts videos.

[VitorLucas]

Well, as usual was a good lesson. So, really i think that is very important also you know about your grammar native language, because will be more easy for you understand about the grammar english. Thank you Emma.

[marceloperez]

BEST LESSON EVER! Those important guys saying "Mistakes were made" were the best part hahahah LOVE YOU, EMMA!

[nabiljawad]

Thanks so much Emma, It's very useful for us foreign learners.

[arts]

Ma'am your accent is very clear
I love your teaching style

[arnoldlee]

In this leasen is quite clearly to explain to point out direct and indirect。Thank you。

[princeicio]

That's great you have explained

1- the passive simple past
2- will -future

what about the passive present perfect and the passive simple present?