Word does a fairly good job of checking the grammar of your prose, but you may want to adjust what it checks. Grammar, particularly in English, has a perplexing array of rules and exceptions to those rules. You can, however, turn off this grammar rule so that Word ignores whether you use passive voice or not. This includes marking sentences that appear to use "passive" voice. When you have Word do grammar-checking on your document, it typically marks everything it considers wrong with the way you write. You can't, but there are some things you can do, as described in this tip. If you are tired of a certain phrase or group of words triggering the squiggly green line used by the grammar checker, you may wonder if you can add acceptable phrases that will be skipped in the checking. Word's grammar checker dutifully tries to mark all the questionable grammar in your sentences.
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