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Here are the sentences converted from active to passive voice in the four specified tenses: 1. **Present Simple**: Active: They subtitle a lot of foreign films. Passive: A lot of foreign films are subtitled by them. 2. **Past Simple**: Active: Someone threw the letters away by mistake. Passive: The letters were thrown away by mistake. 3. **Past Simple**: Active: Visconti directed Death in Venice. Passive: Death in Venice was directed by Visconti. 4. **Future Simple**: Active: They will pick you up at the airport. Passive: You will be picked up at the airport. 5. **Past Simple**: Active: They announced the date of the debate yesterday. Passive: The date of the debate was announced by them yesterday. 6. **Future Simple**: Active: Will they publish her new book next month? Passive: Will her new book be published by them next month? 7. **Present Perfect Simple**: Active: The police have just arrested him on the suspicion of murder. Passive: He has just been arrested by the police on the suspicion of murder. 8. **Present Perfect Simple**: Active: They haven't cleaned the house for weeks. Passive: The house hasn't been cleaned by them for weeks. 9. **Present Simple**: Active: They publish a lot of books on information technology. Passive: A lot of books on information technology are published by them. 10. **Present Perfect Simple**: Active: They have built several new stadiums in Poland. Passive: Several new stadiums have been built in Poland by them. 11. **Present Simple**: Active: They usually make their sculptures of wood. Passive: Their sculptures are usually made of wood by them. 12. **Present Perfect Simple**: Active: Has he painted the walls yet? Passive: Have the walls been painted by him yet? 13. **Past Simple**: Active: How did they discover the temples of Humankind? Passive: How were the temples of Humankind discovered by them? 14. **Present Simple**: Active: Do they speak English here? Passive: Is English spoken here by them? 15. **Present Perfect Simple**: Active: Oh no, they have cancelled our flight! Passive: Oh no, our flight has been cancelled by them! 16. **Present Simple**: Active: Films inspire people to travel. Passive: People are inspired to travel by films. 17. **Future Simple**: Active: They won't release The Hobbit this year. Passive: The Hobbit won't be released by them this year. 18. **Past Simple**: Active: Where did they find the diamond ring? Passive: Where was the diamond ring found by them? 19. **Present Simple**: Active: People don't use this word very often nowadays. Passive: This word is not used very often nowadays by people. 20. **Present Simple**: Active: They don't expect me to help with the cooking. Passive: I am not expected to help with the cooking by them. 21. **Future Simple**: Active: They will expect a high level of commitment from all the members of the team. Passive: A high level of commitment will be expected from all the members of the team by them. 22. **Future Simple**: Active: A top consultant will examine you. Passive: You will be examined by a top consultant.