Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this TOEFL 2026 guide, Anastasia Ivbule, lead TOEFL expert at LinguaTOEFL, explains everything you need to know about the Passive Voice for the TOEFL test.
You will learn how the Passive Voice is formed, how to use it correctly in different tenses, and how it can help you with the new TOEFL Build a Sentence task. We will also practice real TOEFL-style examples and look at the most common mistakes students make.
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In this video, you will learn:
β«οΈ What the Passive Voice is and when we use it
β«οΈ How to form the Passive Voice using BE + V3
β«οΈ How to choose between is, are, was, and were
β«οΈ How to use the Passive Voice in the Present Simple, Past Simple, and Future Simple
β«οΈ How subject-verb agreement works in passive sentences
β«οΈ How the Passive Voice appears in the TOEFL Build a Sentence task
β«οΈ How to recognize and avoid common Passive Voice mistakes
β«οΈ How to practice Passive Voice with TOEFL-style examples
This is Part 1 of the Passive Voice guide. In Part 2, we will cover more advanced structures, including the Present Perfect, Present Continuous, Past Perfect, Past Continuous, and Passive Voice with modal verbs.
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More TOEFL resources:
π LinguaTOEFL Practice App: https://ltrp.xyz/1qqJmS
π Book a Private TOEFL Lesson: https://ltrp.xyz/gCQNFI
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#TOEFL #TOEFL2026 #TOEFLPreparation #TOEFLTips #TOEFLStudyPlan
In this TOEFL 2026 guide, Anastasia Ivbule, lead TOEFL expert at LinguaTOEFL, explains everything you need to know about the Passive Voice for the TOEFL test.
You will learn how the Passive Voice is formed, how to use it correctly in different tenses, and how it can help you with the new TOEFL Build a Sentence task. We will also practice real TOEFL-style examples and look at the most common mistakes students make.
π₯ Need a complete TOEFL study plan?
π Join the Complete TOEFL 2026 Course: https://ltrp.xyz/VVNi3d
The course brings everything you need together in one place:
β«οΈ Step-by-step lessons for all four TOEFL sections
β«οΈ Unlimited practice materials and test simulations
β«οΈ High-scoring Speaking and Writing templates
β«οΈ Clear strategies designed for busy test takers
β«οΈ A 5% discount on the TOEFL test
In this video, you will learn:
β«οΈ What the Passive Voice is and when we use it
β«οΈ How to form the Passive Voice using BE + V3
β«οΈ How to choose between is, are, was, and were
β«οΈ How to use the Passive Voice in the Present Simple, Past Simple, and Future Simple
β«οΈ How subject-verb agreement works in passive sentences
β«οΈ How the Passive Voice appears in the TOEFL Build a Sentence task
β«οΈ How to recognize and avoid common Passive Voice mistakes
β«οΈ How to practice Passive Voice with TOEFL-style examples
This is Part 1 of the Passive Voice guide. In Part 2, we will cover more advanced structures, including the Present Perfect, Present Continuous, Past Perfect, Past Continuous, and Passive Voice with modal verbs.
______________________
More TOEFL resources:
π LinguaTOEFL Practice App: https://ltrp.xyz/1qqJmS
π Book a Private TOEFL Lesson: https://ltrp.xyz/gCQNFI
π Free PDF: 100 Essential TOEFL Words: https://ltrp.xyz/mgHTmW
π Join TOEFL Test on Telegram: https://ltrp.xyz/2ybwYs
Subscribe to LinguaTOEFL with Anastasia for TOEFL strategies, full-length practice tests, vocabulary lessons, and real student success stories.
#TOEFL #TOEFL2026 #TOEFLPreparation #TOEFLTips #TOEFLStudyPlan




