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Passive voice - B1

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  • People eat 40 million hamburgers every day.
    40 million hamburgers are eaten every day.
  • Heavy rain always the flood.
    The flood is always caused by heavy rain.
  • Police officers were examining the evidence.
    The evidence was being examined by police officers.
  • She could allow you to come if you ask her.
    You could be allowed to come if you ask her.
  • You shouldn't send your children to a boarding school.
    Your children shouldn't be sent to a boarding school.
  • They won't take a decision until next meeting.
    A decision won't be taken until next meeting.
  • Did they sent the package yesterday?
    Was the package been sent yesterday?
  • The new manager is making some changes.
    Some changes are being made by the new manager.
  • Oscar Wilde wrote "The Picture of Dorian Gray" in 1890.
    "The Picture of Dorian Gray" was written in 1890 by Oscar Wilde.
  • The secretary opens the mail every morning.
    The mail is opened by the secretary every morning.
  • They were cleaning the windows this morning.
    The windows were being cleaned this morning.
  • A spokesman gave an interview to the reporters.
    The reporters were given an interview by a spokesman.
  • We can't identify the writer of the poem
    The writer of the poem can't be identified.
  • A gardener is watering the flowers.
    The flowers are being watered by a gardener.
  • You mustn't waste your money on stupid things.
    Your money mustn't be wasted on stupid things.
  • The students are making arrangements for their graduation.
    Arrangements are being made by students for their graduation.
  • They invited him to the cinema.
    He was invited to the cinema.
  • Where did they invent gun powder?
    Where was gun powder invented?
  • Tourists don't visit this museum very often.
    This museum isn't visited very often.
  • A guide will take you to your seat.
    You will be taken to your seat by a guide.
  • When did they translate this book into English?
    When was this book translated into English?
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