If you’ve ever wondered what exactly qualifies as passive voice misuse you’ve come to the right place. Passive voice is an issue many new writers face. In fact, I didn’t know there was a “right way” to write until I was in college.
As a new writer, I thought great writing came down to the idea and the adjectives used to describe that idea. Point-of-view, voice, and tense were not major factors in my writing. Thankfully, once I began training in creative writing I quickly learned that I had a lot to study.
Passive voice misuse can set writers apart as novices or as experts who know how to wield writing rules with power. In this article, I define what passive voice misuse is, why it’s a no-no for new writers, and give four steps to fix passive voice misuse. Let’s get right into it!
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There’s usually a small x top right corner of adverts to cancel them, Ray 🤔
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There was not. Sadly. no way to get rid of it covering the centre of the article. Ah well.
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Excellent piece. Thanks to the original poster and to you for sharing it here, Chris….many bunches coming your way! 🙂
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