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Attention Shoreline
students: You may have seen some of these links from the Shoreline Lab website. Keep clicking on others,
there are many great websites to practice with. Please email at
efriedenson@shoreline.edu me if any of the direct links on this page are no
longer working. Also, please email me if you have any questions about the
exercises. Make sure to copy the examples that are causing confusion. It will
make it easier for me to help you. |
A)
Start here for explanations form the OWL online writing lab:
1) Active
and Passive Voice Explanation
2) Example
sentences in all verb tenses
B) Continue
with explanations and practice with these links:
1) For explanations on how articles
are used and practice using passive voice, start on the right of the Shoreline
grammar page by clicking here
2) For more explanation and
practice, go to the University of Illinois website here
and then follow these other
links from University of Illinois:
Forming
Tenses of Passive Verbs
Uses
of Passive Voice
Active
and Passive Voice in Writing
Hints
for Identifying the Passive Voice
3)
Try these exercises from eslclassroom.com
(go to the middle of the page)
4)
More at University of San Mateo here.
5) For more practice,
continue with these from a4esl.org
a)
Active or Passive Voice (Vera Mello) - HTML-only
b)
Active
and Passive (Gazanfer Us) - Flash [M] 25 Questions