Ever wondered why sentences sometimes sound direct and sometimes a little different? It's all about voice! Let's explore active and passive voice to make your writing clear and impactful, just like a good story from your grandma.What is Voice in Grammar?In grammar, 'voice' tells us whether the subject of a sentence performs the action or receives the action. It's a fundamental concept that helps us structure our thoughts effectively.Active VoiceThe Active Voice is when the subject of the sentence performs the action. It's direct, clear, and usually more concise. Think of it as the doer taking center stage.Example: "Rohan kicked the ball." "The chef prepared a delicious biryani."Here, Rohan is doing the kicking, and the chef is doing the preparing. The subject is active.Passive VoiceThe Passive Voice is when the subject of the sentence receives the action. The focus shifts from the doer to the action itself, or the receiver of the action. It's often used when the doer is unknown, less important, or when you want to emphasize the action.Example: "The ball was kicked by Rohan." "A delicious biryani was prepared by the chef."In these examples, the ball and biryani are receiving the action. The subject is passive.When to...