When writing a story, we need lots of different tools and techniques.  Sometimes these may include using different styles of writing or even bringing to life challenging or even repugnant characters.  To practice these different techniques, I've given a couple of exercises.  

#75 - Use the Passive Voice in a vignette.  For example, "Jenny was a great writer who once won an award.  She had written a story that garnered lots of attention and cause quite an uproar.  That excitement passed and she has since given up the craft."  As another example, obituaries or objective reports on findings use the passive voice.  While it's not terribly compelling, passive voice has many uses and it can make the rhythm of your story more varied and interesting.    

#76 - Your character is a compulsive liar, unable to stop themselves from spinning tales that make them the envy of everyone around them. Then they wake up one day to discover that their lies have all come true…

Happy Writing!