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ACTIVE > PASSIVE: They make shoes in this factory.
Shoes are made in this factory (by them)
ACTIVE > PASSIVE: Professional chefs cook fancy dishes in this restaurant.
Fancy dishes are cooked by professional chefs.
ACTIVE > PASSIVE: Edison invented the light bulb many years ago.
The light bulb was invented by Edison many years ago.
ACTIVE > PASSIVE: The students didn't close the window.
The window wasn't closed by the studens.
ACTIVE > PASSIVE: My friends didn't bring chips to the party.
Chips weren't brought by my friends to the party.
ACTIVE > PASSIVE: My students love English!
English is loved by my students!
ACTIVE > PASSIVE: Somebody sent those letters.
Those letters were sent.
ACTIVE > PASSIVE: The police didn't catch the robbers.
The robbers weren't caught by the police.
TRANSLATE: awful
horrible
TRANSLATE: disgusting
asqueroso
TRANSLATE: amusing
divertido, entretenido
TRANSLATE: journal
diario
TRANSLATE: imaginario
imaginary
TRANSLATE: poesía
poetry
TRANSLATE: poeta
poet
PRONUNCIATE: fiction
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