Passive voice

The passive voice shifts focus from who does something to what is affected, which makes it essential for formal writing, reports, processes and diplomatic English. These lessons show when the passive works better than the active and how to form it across tenses, using real-world sources rather than isolated drills.

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How parcel lockers transformed our lives
B1Practical EnglishLifestyleVideo

How parcel lockers transformed our lives

Explore how parcel lockers have transformed online shopping convenience. Master the passive voice and discuss modern delivery options, enhancing your B2 English for real-world conversations.

The rise of coffee culture
B2CultureVocabularyLifestyleVideo

The rise of coffee culture

Explore the captivating history of coffee culture, master the passive voice, and learn to network confidently over a cuppa.

Why do some people have wanderlust
B2TravelPsychologyVocabularyVideo

Why do some people have wanderlust

Discover the intriguing reasons behind wanderlust, expand your travel vocabulary, and master the passive voice while discussing your next adventure.

The dark origins of Disney fairy tales
B2CultureVocabularyGrammarVideo

The dark origins of Disney fairy tales

Uncover the surprisingly grim origins of Disney's classic fairy tales and explore how these beloved stories were transformed over centuries.

Making complaints politely
B2Practical EnglishVocabularyPassive voice

Making complaints politely

Master the art of making polite yet effective complaints in English, using key vocabulary and grammar to ensure your concerns are heard and resolved professionally.

Problem-solving at work: discussing solutions and reaching agreements
B1BusinessPractical EnglishGrammar

Problem-solving at work: discussing solutions and reaching agreements

Learn to confidently discuss workplace problems, propose solutions, and reach agreements using practical phrases and essential vocabulary from a real-world article.

Making appointments: booking and rescheduling
A2Practical EnglishGrammarPassive voice

Making appointments: booking and rescheduling

Learn to confidently book and reschedule appointments in English, mastering essential phrases and vocabulary for everyday situations like doctor visits or haircuts.

Vendor management: recommending and describing processes
B2BusinessPractical EnglishPassive voice

Vendor management: recommending and describing processes

Master the language of vendor management, from vetting suppliers to negotiating contracts, ensuring smooth business operations and clear communication.

AI in hiring: discussing pros and cons
B2TechnologyBusinessGrammar

AI in hiring: discussing pros and cons

Explore the future of recruitment by discussing the pros and cons of AI in hiring, mastering key vocabulary and the passive voice to express nuanced opinions.

Managing up: using diplomatic language with seniors
B2BusinessWorkPractical English

Managing up: using diplomatic language with seniors

Master the art of diplomatic communication with your manager, learning key phrases to discuss challenges and propose solutions effectively.

Business proposals: using formal language for persuasion
B2BusinessGrammarPassive voice

Business proposals: using formal language for persuasion

Master the art of persuasive business proposals by learning formal language, key vocabulary, and practical phrases to articulate your ideas effectively.

Performance reviews: giving and receiving feedback politely
B2BusinessWorkPractical English

Performance reviews: giving and receiving feedback politely

Master the art of giving and receiving feedback politely in performance reviews, enhancing your professional communication with diplomatic language and practical phrases.