Grammar: Active and Passive Voice
Understanding the difference between active and passive voice and their impact on clarity and emphasis.
Key Questions
- Explain when to use active voice for stronger, clearer writing.
- Analyze how the passive voice can be used to obscure agency or create a formal tone.
- Transform sentences from passive to active voice to improve impact.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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