I can assure you that I will arrange everything in time (2 passives)
You can feel/be assured that everything will be arranged in time
The police are sure to ask you that question.
You will be surely asked that question by the police
They treated us to some ice-ceam.
We were treated to some ice-cream
Two of my dinner plates (break). -present perfect
Two of my dinner plates have been broken (break). -present perfect
He's so good at golf nobody can beat him.
He is so good (that) he can't be beaten at golf
Somebody must have taken it while I was out.
It must have been taken away while I was out
We'll have to examine you again.
You will have to be examined again
They tell me somebody has shot your uncle. (2 passives)
(I have been told / I am told) that your uncle has been shot
They will give you the answer next week.
You will be given the answer next week
I have sharpened the knives.
The knives have been sharpened (by me)
I should love someone to take me out to dinner. (passive infinitive)
I'd love to be taken out to dinner
They turned my offer down.
My offer was turned down
Poverty drove him to desperation.
He was driven to desperation by poverty
You must iron this dress for tonight.
This dress must be ironed for tonight
Has someone repaired that chair yet?
Has that chair been repaired yet?
I hate people looking at me.
I hate being looked at (by people)
They will take her to hospital tomorrow.
She will be taken to hospital tomorrow
People say tortoises live longer than elephants. (Tortoises...)
Tortoises are said to live longer than elephants
...and then a hell-beast ate them!
...and then they were eaten by a hell-beast!
No one can answer your question.
Your question cannot be answered by anyone
Someone blew a whistle three times.
A whistle was blown three times
Somebody will meet the visitors at the station.
The visitors will be met at the station
Somebody has locked the box and I cannot open it. (2 passives)
The box has been locked and cannot be opened
Nobody has made any mistakes.
No mistakes have been made