Kazuko Saotome: Passive voice is identifiable by a to be verb and a past participle.

	Passive voice is identifiable by a to be verb and a past participle. ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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	So, as you've been studying, ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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	when you write the person or thing doing the action as the subject of the sentence, ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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	it's called the "active voice". ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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	The opposite, the "passive voice", ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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	is when we say that something was done to B by A, ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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	thus making the subject affected by the action. ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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	Passive voice is identifiable by a to be verb and a past participle. ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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	For example, if you write "he likes me..." ― Kazuko Saotome CV: Junko Iwao
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