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Understanding Passive Voice

"My phone got stolen": hiding or de-emphasizing the doer

Why academic writing leans passive: removing yourself from the claim

Passive voice across tenses: the pattern doesn't change

Practice: Convert and Identify Passive Voice

Quiz 1: Doer is unknown or unimportant

Quiz 2: Converting present simple to passive

Quiz 3: Present perfect passive

Quiz 4: Formal academic rewrite

Quiz 5: Modal + passive

Quiz 6: Retaining the doer with "by"

Quiz 7: Task 1 -- describing a process

Quiz 8: Future passive

Quiz 9: Past simple passive with "by"

Quiz 10: Spotting a missing "been"

Quiz 11: When active voice is actually better

Quiz 12: Passive with two objects

Quiz 13: Present continuous passive

Quiz 14: Formal vs. casual register

Quiz 15: Passive infinitive after a modal-like phrase

Quiz 16: Task 1 process chain, multiple passive steps

Quiz 17: Full review -- pick the fully correct sentence

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Passive voice -- when and why to shift the subject away from the doer, essential for academic Task 1 description and formal Task 2 register, taught from an everyday blame-shifting analogy to exam-ready control.

Passive voice is the backbone of formal academic writing -- but only when it's used deliberately, not as decoration. This module builds the logic from an everyday example, then applies it to IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2.

Passive Voice: Shifting the Focus Away From the Doer

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