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Friday Funnies: The Passive Voice
— From Grammarly, citing Rebecca Johnson et seq. on Twitter
If the details of active vs. passive voice are still eluding you, check out supercheesegirl's FG post on Passive Voice.
With apologies for the lateness!
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Still a fun tip though! :)
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"Dumbledore died by zombies" is not really a valid English sentence because die is an intransitive verb. The usual way to express that idea would be to use a transitive verb such as kill, which can take an object. Therefore you would either have "Dumbledore was killed by zombies" or (to turn it around and make it active) "Zombies killed Dumbledore."
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And zombies make everything better..., or worse. Heh.