Ever wonder why "My bike was stolen" sounds natural but "Someone stole my bike" puts the focus somewhere else entirely? Passive voice shifts attention to what happened, not who did it. Our new guide walks you through the formation step by step: past participles, the BE verb in every tense, and how to flip active sentences into passive ones 📒 Jump to the "Passive in Every Tense" part first - it's a quick reference table you'll want to bookmark👇 https://learnfastlife.com/grammar/grammar-explanations/passive-voice-how-to-form-it/

Good morning, everyone! ☀️ I hope you slept well and you're ready for a fresh new week. Here is a little English grammar to start your day. 📘 Grammar in 60 seconds: Present simple with he, she and it We use the present simple for habits and facts. With he, she and it, we add -s to the verb. I work. ➡️ She works. They play. ➡️ He plays. ✏️ Spelling tips - Most verbs: add -s (work - works, drink - drinks) - Verbs ending in -ch, -sh, -s, -x or -o: add -es (watch - watches, go - goes) - Consonant + y: change y to -ies (study - studies) 💬 3 short examples 1. My brother works in a shop. 2. She watches TV in the evening. 3. The bus goes to the city centre. 🎯 Mini-practice Write the correct form of the verb. 1. My sister ___ (study) English every day. 2. Tom ___ (watch) football on Sundays. 3. The shop ___ (open) at nine o'clock. Write your answers below or just say hi - totally optional! 😊 ⬇️ Answers below ⬇️ 1. studies 2. watches 3. opens 👉 Try it: say one sentence about a person you know out loud today, for example: "My mum works hard."

Hi everyone, happy to be here. I look forward to improve my English. I think my English isn't beginner stage but I look to improve it more to keep up in business meetings and other stuff like this.