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The voice of a verb tells if the subject is performing the action or is receiving the action.

If the subject is performing the action the verb is in the active voice.

If the subject is recieving the action the verb is in the passive voice.

Verbs will match the person (point of view) of the subject.

"I" is the first person

"You" is the second person.

"He, she or it" is the third person.

Verb Voice & Verb Person - Examples

Active Voice Verb I think of painting flowers.
Passive Voice Verb Love is often thrown away.
First Person I ran home. - Singular
We ran home. - Plural
Second Person You ran home. - Singular
You ran home. - Plural
Third Person He ran home. - Singular
They ran home. - Plural

 
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