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Passive voice creates unclear, wordy sentences by using the subject to receive, rather than perform, the action of the sentence. To change a sentence from passive to active voice, the person or thing performing the action should be used as the subject, and the third form of the verb should be used in passive sentences. Sentences with intransitive verbs or those using the perfect continuous tense cannot be changed to the passive voice.
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