The Active Voice vs The Passive Voice - Macro enabled, interactive presentation

This resource is a comprehensive PowerPoint presentation designed to teach and practice the active and passive voice. The presentation, titled “The Active Voice VS The Passive Voice,” begins with a clear explanation of both concepts, using the example sentence “The dog chased the ball” to illustrate the differences in subject, verb, and object placement for each voice.

**The PowerPoint is macro enabled and will not function correctly if you do not allow macros when you open the file. **

The presentation includes four activities to reinforce learning:

• Identifying the Voice: A series of example sentences where students must determine whether the active or passive voice is being used.

• Re-writing Sentences: Exercises that challenge students to convert sentences from one voice to the other.

• Matching Game: A game where students match key grammatical terms to their definitions.

• Word Search: A vocabulary word search featuring terms such as “subject,” “verb,” “object,” “passive,” and “active”.

This resource is suitable for individual or group use in a classroom setting.

This is my first macro enabled powerpoint presentation. I have tested it many times, but if you find a glaring bug, please let me know. I will correct the issue as soon as possible and email you a new copy.