Present/Past Simple
The chef cooks dinner every night.
Dinner is cooked by the chef every night.
The teacher is correcting the exams.
The exams are being corrected by the teacher.
They have finished the report.
The report has been finished.
You must wear a helmet.
A helmet must be worn.
My grandmother bakes delicious cakes every Sunday.
The Olympic Games were cancelled in 2020.
Active
Passive
They built the bridge in 1990.
The bridge was built in 1990.
They were painting the house.
The house was being painted.
She had cleaned the room before we arrived.
The room had been cleaned before we arrived.
They can solve this problem.
This problem can be solved.
A lot of money has been spent on this project.
The mechanic is fixing my car right now.
Passive
Active
Someone stole my bike yesterday.
My bike was stolen yesterday.
Someone is using my computer.
My computer is being used.
Someone has broken the window.
The window has been broken.
You should check the answers.
The answers should be checked.
This song can be heard everywhere these days.
The gardener was watering the plants when it started to rain.
Passive
Active
The company doesn't allow pets here.
Pets aren't allowed here.
The workers were repairing the road.
The road was being repaired by the workers.
They hadn't told me the news.
I hadn't been told the news.
We may cancel the meeting.
The meeting may be cancelled/canceled.
The new restaurant may be opened next month.
The letters had been sent before the office closed.
Passive
Passive
Did they invite you to the party?
Were you invited to the party?
Are they testing the new app?
Is the new app being tested?
Have they sold the tickets yet?
Have the tickets been sold yet?
Students mustn't use phones in class.
Phones mustn't be used in class.
The students must finish the test in one hour.
You should visit the doctor as soon as possible.
Active
Active