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How to use ACTIVE, PASSIVE, and CAUSATIVE PASSIVE - from a human teacher with 20+ yrs of experience, not an AI robot 😉 This video explains the difference in meaning and use with lots of real-life daily examples, and a QUIZ! Mastering the different voices in English will help you shift the focus in your sentences. It's easy to stress things when you're speaking just by using volume and intonation, but when you're writing, you need different sentence structures. Luckily, the causative passive is used in both speaking and writing, so you can get lots of practice. And, yes, we do use a mix of structures all the time, so if you want to 'sound fluent' or 'sound like a native English speaker', you can't avoid the passive or causative passive. Follow along to understand how to form different sentence structures and compare the active voice, the passive voice, and the causative passive. 00:00 - Start 02:00 - Active voice 03:00 - Passive voice 06:36 - Comparison of Active vs. Passive 10:03 - Types of verbs 11:57 - Summary of Passive voice 14:15 - QUIZ! 15:30 - Answers 19:19 - CAUSATIVE PASSIVE 27:00 - Summary of Causative Passive voice If you have questions, leave them in the comments! Don't forget to like and subscribe! #passivevoice #grammaticainglese #apprendreanglais Music: Shake it! by Aakash Gandhi (YouTube music)

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