What is the Difference Between Active and Passive Sentences

1. Sentence active is a sentence where the subject acts as an actor or who does what is described in the predicate element. Usually word the predicate is given the prefix me-. Example:

• Mother cooks rice in the kitchen.
• My father rides a motorbike to work.
• Brother plays guitar in room.
• Herman reads comics in the park.
• Ani brings lunch to school.
• Brother writes letter for Grandma.
• Ida locked the house before leaving.
• Yudi borrowed Rudi's pencil.
• Rudi buys fruit at the market.
• Suci fry fish in the kitchen.

2. Passive sentences is a sentence where the subject is subject to the work described in the predicate element. Usually the word in the predicate is prefixed in-. Example:

• Mother cooked rice in the kitchen.
• Dad drives the motorbike to the office.
• Brother plays guitar in the room.
• Herman reads comics in the garden.
• Ani brought supplies to school.
• Sura to Grandma was written by Adik.
• The house was locked by Ida before leaving.
• Rudi's pencil was borrowed by Rudi.
• Rudi bought the fruit at the market.
• The fish in the kitchen are deep fried.

This is the difference between active and passive sentences. May be useful.