Present Passive
He washes the car every Monday.
The car is washed by him every Monday.
They built the bridge in 1602.
The bridge was built in 1602.
Someone will send this package.
This package will be sent.
Hippos have killed hundreds of people each year.
Hundreds of people have been killed by hippos each year.
Did they invite the children to the party?
Were the children invited to the party (by them)?
Someone sells coconuts at the beach every Monday.
Coconuts are sold at the beach every Monday.
Jack London didn't write this book a month ago.
This book wasn't written by Jack London a month ago.
Volaris will design a new plane.
A new plane will be designed by Volaris.
Somebody has turned on the air conditioning.
The air conditioning has been turned on.
Do they print these books?
Are these books printed anymore by them?
She doesn't water the flowers every day.
The flowers aren't watered by her every day.
Somebody loved that woman.
That woman was loved.
The president won't give a speech tonight.
A speech won't be given by the president tonight.
Fishermen haven't found a white shark recently.
A white shark hasn't been found by fishermen recently.
Will they show the new film?
Will the new film be shown by them?
She doesn't teach French at college.
French isn't taught by her at college.
She planted some flowers yesterday.
Some flowers were planted by her yesterday.
Somebody will meet you at the airport.
You will be met at the airport by somebody.
Dana has paid the bill.
The bill has been paid by Dana.
Has he worn a tie lately?
Has a tie been worn by him lately?
Mary drinks a cup of tea.
A cup of tea is drunk by Mary.
He didn't send the letter to Jessica.
The letter wasn't sent to Jessica by him.
The company won't hire new staff.
New staff won't be hired by the company.
The police haven't caught the thieves.
The thieves haven't been caught by the police.
Has she recently cooked dinner?
Has dinner been cooked by her recently?