Step One: Let's begin your understanding by reading the first two pages of this Grammar Girl article. Goal: By the time you finish reading, you should be able to see the difference between sentences written in Active voice versus ones written in Passive voice.
Step Two: Do this quick quiz now, just to see if you can identify the difference.
Step Three: Read this resource. It provides many examples of the same sentence written in the active voice and the passive voice. Goal: When you finish reading this resource, you should be able to create two versions of the same sentence, just like the writer of this site did. If you can't, go back and review step one.
Step Four: Read this submission of advice about active and passive voice on the SAT test.
Step Five and Six: Read the article about active and passive voice written by The Business Writing Center. When you finish reading, rewrite the sentences provided on the site, and check your answers.
What is INDICATIVE, IMPERATIVE, and SUBJUNCTIVE mood?
Step One: Let's begin your understanding by reading the short explanation about verb moods. Goal: By the time you finish reading, you should be able to see the difference between the three moods.
Step Two: Read this additional short explanation about verb moods. Goal: By the time you finish reading, you should be able to identify the mood of different sentences.
Step Three: Take this short quiz to see if you understand the main points about these three verb moods.