active to passive FOUR TENSES: Present Simple, Present Porfect Simple, Past Simple, Future Simple Dey subte a lot of foreign 2. Someone threw the letters away by mistake.…
Active to passive FOUR TENSES: Present Simple, Present Porfect Simple, Past Simple, Future Simple Dey subte a lot of foreign 2. Someone threw the letters away by mistake. 3.Visconti direste Deankin kentowoes in woie hay Theywill pick youupattheairportppat txay edthe date of master ttWs wil 6. Will they publish her new book next month? 7. The police have just arrested him on the suspicion of murder. They haven't eleaned the house for weeks. 9. Theypublisha lot ofbooks on information technology.jo fokson 10. They have built several new stadiums in Poland. was publisk 11. They usually make their sculptures of wood. 12. Has he painted the walls yet? 13. How did they discover the temples of Humankind? 14. Do they speak English here? 15. Oh no, they have cancelled our flight! 16. Films inspire people to travel. 17. They won't release The Hobbit this year. 18. Where did they find the diamond ring? 19. People don't use this word very often nowadays. 20. They don't expect me to help with the cooking. 21. They will expect a high level of commitment from all the members of the team. 22. A top consultant will examine you. 23. They discuss important subject every lunchtime. 24. The company cut the electricity off because Mr. Dixon hadn't paid the bills 25. The local govemment haven't built any school yet. 26. When did they steal your bike?
Here are the sentences transformed from active to passive voice for the specified tenses:
Present Simple:
- A lot of foreigners are being subbed by them.
Past Simple:
- The letters were thrown away by someone by mistake.
(Not clear; seems incomplete):
- [Assuming the sentence is meant to be: "They directed Deankin in 'Kentawoes in Woie'."]
- Deankin was directed by them in 'Kentawoes in Woie'.
Future Simple:
- You will be picked up at the airport by them.
(Not clear; seems incomplete):
- [Assuming the sentence is meant to be: "They will change the date of the master."]
- The date of the master will be changed by them.
Future Simple:
- Will her new book be published by them next month?
Present Perfect Simple:
- He has just been arrested by the police on the suspicion of murder.
Present Perfect Simple:
- The house hasn’t been cleaned by them for weeks.
Present Simple:
- A lot of books on information technology are published by them.
Present Perfect Simple:
- Several new stadiums have been built in Poland by them.
Present Simple:
- Their sculptures are usually made of wood by them.
Present Perfect Simple:
- Have the walls been painted by him yet?
Past Simple:
- How were the temples of Humankind discovered by them?
Present Simple:
- Is English spoken here by them?
Present Perfect Simple:
- Oh no, our flight has been cancelled by them!
Present Simple:
- People are inspired to travel by films.
Future Simple:
- The Hobbit won't be released this year by them.
Past Simple:
- Where was the diamond ring found by them?
Present Simple:
- This word isn't used very often nowadays by people.
Present Simple:
- I am not expected to help with the cooking by them.
Future Simple:
- A high level of commitment will be expected from all the members of the team by them.
Future Simple:
- You will be examined by a top consultant.
Present Simple:
- Important subjects are discussed by them every lunchtime.
Past Simple:
- The electricity was cut off by the company because the bills hadn’t been paid by Mr. Dixon.
Present Perfect Simple:
- No schools have been built by the local government yet.
Past Simple:
- When was your bike stolen by them?
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