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active voiceThe active voice occurs when the individual, animal or thing doing the action (the subject) comes before the verb.
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active voice(see voice)
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active voiceUse the active rather than passive voice. This will help us write concise, clear content.
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active voiceActive voice is a voice that indicates a subject has the semantic function of actor.
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active voiceThe voice of a verb refers to the form of the verb used in relation to what the subject is doing. In English there are only two voices-- passive and active. The active voice of a verb simply means the [..]
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active voiceThe active voice is a structure of English in which the grammatical subject does the action that is represented by the verb. Example: The technician opened the door. (The grammatical subject is the te [..]
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active voicea direct form of expression where the subject acts or performs the verb e.g. "The cat licked the child's hand." (see "passive voice")
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active voice The form of the verb (voice of verbal inflection) in which the grammatical subject of the sentence is represented as performing the action expressed by the verb (e.g., the cow jumped over the moon. [..]
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