Active and Passive Verbs. Active  When the subject of the sentence is doing something the verb is active.  E.g. The man wore a grey hat.  Subject –

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Active and Passive Verbs

Active  When the subject of the sentence is doing something the verb is active.  E.g. The man wore a grey hat.  Subject – man verb – wore object – hat

Passive  When the object of the sentence is having something done to it, the verb is passive.  The grey hat was worn by the man.  Object – hat verb – worn subject – man

Active or Passive?  Which is this?  The girl fed the horse.  It is an active verb.

Active or Passive?  Which is this?  The pencil was held by the caterpillar.  It is passive verb.

Change this sentence to the passive verb.  The girl and her dog sat in the window frame.  The window framed the girl and her dog

Change this sentence to the active verb  The ball was balanced on the seal’s nose.  The seal balanced the ball on his nose.

REMEMBER  A VERB IS ACTIVE WHEN THE SUBJECT IS DOING IT.  A VERB IS PASSIVE WHEN THE OBJECT IS HAVING SOMETHING DONE TO IT.  TRY TO INCLUDE BOTH TYPES OF VERB IN YOUR WRITING.