KnowraGrammatical voiceLinked fromLinked fromThe 7 pages that link to Grammatical voice, each with the reason it gives.All 7Related 5Compared with 2English grammarRelated: Voice changes how English sentences foreground agents and affected participants.Grammatical moodCompared with: Voice changes how participants are mapped onto the clause, unlike mood’s marking of clause status or stance.VerbRelated: Voice changes how a verb’s participants align with clause roles.Auxiliary verbRelated: Auxiliaries participate in voice constructions such as the English passive.Tense–aspect–moodCompared with: Voice also affects verb forms, but organizes participant roles rather than time, event structure, or stance.English verbsRelated: The active and passive constructions organize the same event around different participants.Grammatical conjugationRelated: Voice can change how a verb’s participants are represented in its forms.