A beautifully illustrated poster explaining active voice and passive voice.
Display this educational poster in your classroom when teaching your students about active voice and passive voice.
If the subject of a sentence is performing the action, then a sentence is written in active voice.
If the subject of a sentence is acted upon, then a sentence is written in passive voice.
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