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active vs passive voice
f
w
s
prefers to use an active voice.
An active voice is where the subject of the sentence performs the action.
For example,
f
w
s
won the grant offered by Golder Trust For Orphans.
A passive voice is where the subject of the sentence has the action done to it.
For example,
The grant offered by Golder Trust For Orphans was won by
f
w
s
.
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