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Rick has interviewed the lady.

The lady has been interviewed. (by rick)

Have you painted the room?

Has the room been painted?

Have they noticed us?

Have we been noticed?

Tim has forgotten the sandwiches.

The sandwiches have been forgotten. (by Tim)

Somebody has stolen Peter's car.

Peter's car has been stolen. (by Somebody)

Has someone posted my parcel yet?

Has my parcel been posted yet? (by someone)

Have you watered the flowers?

Have the flowers been watered? (by you)

They have opened a new shop.

A new shop has been opened. (by them)

I have bought the tickets.

The tickets have been bought. (by me)

She has not used the tablet for days.

The tablet has not been used for days. (By her)

Have they built a tree house?

Has a tree house been built? by them

Joe and Gerry have never played rugby.

Rugby has never been played. (by Joe and Gerry)

Have they found the keys?

Have the keys been found? (by Them)

Has she phoned him?

Has he been phoned?

He has not cleaned the kitchen yet.

The kitchen has not been cleaned. (by him)

Has somebody done all the work?

Has all the work been done? (by somebody)

Have they said anything?

Has anything been said? (by them)

We have not sold the bike.

The bike has not been sold. (by us)