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    The document contrasts the active and passive voice in English grammar for both present and past tense. In the present tense, examples are given using the office being cleaned by Carlos as the action. In the past tense, examples are given using Carlos eating tacos last night as the action, with the sentences restructured into passive voice forms.

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    The document contrasts the active and passive voice in English grammar for both present and past tense. In the present tense, examples are given using the office being cleaned by Carlos as the action. In the past tense, examples are given using Carlos eating tacos last night as the action, with the sentences restructured into passive voice forms.

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    PASSIVE VOICE Present Vs Past

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    The document contrasts the active and passive voice in English grammar for both present and past tense. In the present tense, examples are given using the office being cleaned by Carlos as the action. In the past tense, examples are given using Carlos eating tacos last night as the action, with the sentences restructured into passive voice forms.

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    PASSIVE VOICE.

    GRAMMAR
    PRESENT PAST
    CARLOS CLEANS THE OFFICE IN THE CARLOS ATE TACOS LAST LIGHT
    MORNINGS

    PASSIVE (WAS / WERE)


    PASSIVE (AM / IS / ARE) 1. TACOS
    1. THE OFFICE
    2. TACOS WERE
    2. THE OFFICE IS
    3. TACOS WERE EATEN
    3. THE OFFICE IS CLEANED
    4. TACOS WERE EATEN BY CARLOS
    4. THE OFFICE IS CLEANED BY CARLOS
    5. TACOS WERE EATEN BY CARLOS
    5. THE OFFICE IS CLEANED BY CALROS
    IN THE MORNINGS LAST NIGHT

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