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There is a quote that says, “If you want to master something, teach it.” Learning is great. By now you know a lot about how to learn and different ways and things you can do to help you remember English. Here’s one more: teach it.

Don’t for a second think you aren’t good enough. Here are some ways you can teach what you know in order to truly master it:

- If you understand something, actively help your classmates in class.
- Find someone younger than you/at a lower level than you and teach them something they don’t know or correct them.
- Join a speaking club and give suggestions to your speaking partners.
- Join an online learning English page or group and share your knowledge by commenting frequently.
- Tell a friend who is also learning English about a new phrase you learned and how to use it.

Use “make” for when you create or produce something. Use “do” for actions you must do, like jobs or work, and for general activities, especially activities you repeat often

Passive voice occurs when the subject obtains the activity conveyed by the action verb. When the performer of the action is unknown, and the focus of the phrase is on the activity rather than the topic, passive voice is used.

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