L 91: Active and Passive Voice w/ Transitive and Intransitive-Understanding Direct Objects w/ Active

In this lesson I am teaching how to understand active and passive voice with transitive and intransitive verbs. Why is it important to understand the link between the two?
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[@JaneAkhamasi]

Thank you for class is very nice 👍👍

[@lisasgrammarhomework]

I am so glad the videos are helping you. It is so fun to learn:)