Active vs Passive Voice | Stop Making This Common Grammar Mistake! | Speak Smart English with e-Club

Confused between Active Voice and Passive Voice? 🤔 This video will make it crystal clear! In this easy and practical e-Club grammar lesson, you’ll learn: ✅ What voice in grammar actually means ✅ How to identify Active and Passive sentences instantly ✅ The structure and rules for each ✅ When to use Passive Voice for impact and when to use Active Voice for clarity ✅ The secret to subject–verb focus and sentence transformation ✅ Plus — a mini quiz to test what you’ve learned! 🎯 By the end of this video, you’ll know exactly how to change: 👉 “The police caught the thief.” to 👉 “The thief was caught by the police.” — and understand why that matters! This lesson is perfect for intermediate learners, professionals, and anyone who wants to sound clearer, more confident, and more natural in English. 📘 Watch next: 👉 Either...Or / Neither...Nor / Both...And / Not Only...But Also Explained — coming up next on e-Club! 🎓 Subscribe to e-Club for more English made simple! 📺 Weekly grammar, vocabulary, and communication lessons — all explained in the easiest, clearest way possible. Turn on 🔔 notifications so you never miss your next learning boost! If you found this helpful: 👍 Like the video 💬 Comment below with your example sentence in both active and passive voice 📢 Share it with a friend who’s learning English and ✅ Subscribe for more easy grammar tips with e-Club #englishgrammar #activevoice #passivevoice #learnenglish #englishlesson #grammarlesson #englishlearning #speakenglish #englishfluency #englishteacher #writingtips #communication #eclub #grammarbasics #englishpractice