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Do you know the difference between the active and passive voice in English? Would you know how to transform a sentence from active to passive voice and vice versa? If you are not sure, don?t miss out this new episode in the GrammaTube series.
In this new post we introduce several videos chosen from YouTube that will allow you to understand and properly use the active and passive voice in English.
Grammar can be one of the most difficult skills to develop in English but it is without doubt the key to progress throughout your learning. A good grammar base will help you to write properly and speak in English, hence improving communication with other people.
Good introduction to active and passive verbs
Link to the video on YouTube
Explanation about the active and passive voice in English
Link to the video on YouTube
Why use the passive voice?
Link to the video on YouTube
Introduction to the passive voice by JenniferESL
Link to the video on YouTube
Second video about the passive voice by JenniferESL
Link to the video on YouTube
Creative video that explains the passive voice in English ? first part
Link to the video on YouTube
Interesting video to learn the passive voice in English ? second part
Link to the video on YouTube
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GrammaTube - learn the active and passive voice in English
Do you know the difference between the active and passive voice in English? Would you know how to transform a sentence from active to passive voice and vice versa? If you are not sure, don?t miss out this new episode in the GrammaTube series.
In this new post we introduce several videos chosen from YouTube that will allow you to understand and properly use the active and passive voice in English.
Grammar can be one of the most difficult skills to develop in English but it is without doubt the key to progress throughout your learning. A good grammar base will help you to write properly and speak in English, hence improving communication with other people.
Good introduction to active and passive verbs
Link to the video on YouTube
Explanation about the active and passive voice in English
Link to the video on YouTube
Why use the passive voice?
Link to the video on YouTube
Introduction to the passive voice by JenniferESL
Link to the video on YouTube
Second video about the passive voice by JenniferESL
Link to the video on YouTube
Creative video that explains the passive voice in English ? first part
Link to the video on YouTube
Interesting video to learn the passive voice in English ? second part
Link to the video on YouTube
- Grammatube - Causative Verbs In English: Let, Get, Have, Make
Causative verbs are used to express that someone or something caused someone or something else to do a particular task. This might sound a bit confusing, but if you watch the videos that we?ve compiled you?ll see that it?s not that difficult. These YouTube...
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Do you know the difference between ?used to?, ?be used to? and ?get used to?? ?Used to? is for past situations that are no longer true, ?Be used to? is a verb phrase for situations or activities that you do regularly and ?Get used to? indicates that...
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Prepositions of place are one of the trickiest aspects of the English grammar as quite often, the right preposition is different from the one that you?d use in your native language. To help you overcome these difficulties, we?ve prepared a new post on...
- Active And Passive Voice
We can wright or speak our sentences in tow ways Active voice and Passive voice There are some rules to change active to passive and passive to active -ike In Active voice we say ? I write a latter. In passive...
- Voice Change Rules
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