Hey,
I'm writing a German paper the day after tomorrow and I know almost everything, but I'm not sure when to use the active and passive forms. Could someone help me?
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Active —-> A person is at the forefront
Example: The Krampus beats the children with the rod.
Passive —-> The action/the action is in the foreground:
The children are beaten by the cramp.
Isn’t the best example but well
When active, the one who does something is at the center of attention, e.g. I read a book.
In the passive, what has happened, that is, the action/the action, is at the centre and often the one who does not know it, that is, for example, the book is read (from me).
I wish you good luck for the exam 🍀
LG Keksii616
Active – is when I do something myself: I just write this text here.
Passive then is what happens to the text: it is written by me.
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