CONCLUSION
By comparing and contrasting passive voice in English and Vietnamese, we can see that language is so complex. Besides the similarities, Vietnamese and English passive voice have a lot of differences in their structure, the way English verbs change depending on the subject and tense while Vietnamese verbs never change.
I hope this paper can give some helpful information and good understanding for language learners also language teachers in the way to master English. Knowing the contrastive points of passive voice between English and Vietnamese can help students develop their linguistic skills in both languages, also have a deeper and better knowledge about English, language they are learning, in comparison with their mother language.
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