Passive Voice in Slovak grammar is used to change the focus of a sentence, often when the subject is unknown or not important. For example, if we consider the active sentence “Peter stole the car”, the Slovak passive version would be “Auto bolo ukradnuté Petrom”, which translates to “The car was stolen by Peter”. In Slovak, the passive voice is formed using the auxiliary verb “byť” (to be) in the appropriate tense and past participle form of the main verb. Now we’ll go onto some exercise examples to further practice the Passive Voice in Slovak grammar.