CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: My brother walks the dog.
The dog is walked by my brother.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: Sam washes the car.
The car is washed by Sam.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: She bought four apples.
Four apples were bought by her.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: We won the match.
The match was won by us.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: The man stole the blue car.
The blue car was stolen by the man.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: The police arrested the thieves.
The thieves were arrested by the police.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: The dog bit the old lady.
The old lady was bitten by the dog.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: Tom and Max ate five hamburgers.
Five hamburgers were eaten by Tom and Max.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: Oliver taught the children.
The children were taught by Oliver.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: Victoria rode the brown horse.
The brown horse was ridden by Victoria.
CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: Our grandfathers told good stories.
Good stories were told by our grandfathers.
