Present Simple is/are
The boy eats the apple.
The apple is eaten by the boy.
The students are reading the book.
This book is being read by all the students.
Emily bought four apples.
Four apples were bought by Emily.
He was playing the guitar.
The guitar was being played by him.
Our English teacher may give an exam.
An exam may be given by our English teacher.
Thomas washes the dishes.
The dishes are washed by Thomas.
A company is building a new shopping mall in Pasadena.
A new shopping mall is being built in Pasadena (by a company).
The man stole the blue car.
The blue car was stolen by the man.
Sue was repairing their bikes.
Their bikes were being repaired by Sue.
Thomas has written many books.
Many books have been written by Thomas.
My father does not pay the bills.
The bills are not paid by my father.
The students are washing cars to raise money.
Cars are being washed (by the students) to raise money.
Victoria did not ride the brown horse.
The brown horse was not ridden by Victoria.
John was not driving him home.
He was not being driven home by John.
Do you have to pay the bill before leaving the restaurant?
Does the bill have to be paid before leaving the restaurant?
Does the police officer catch the thief?
Is the thief caught by the police officer?
Are they talking about the meeting?
Was the meeting being talked about by them?
Did Joseph teach the children math?
Was math taught to the children by Joseph?
Was she reading these books?
Were these books being by read by her?
The doctor can't persuade her.
She can't be persuaded by the doctor
My uncle drives us to school.
We are driven to school by my uncle.
We are not playing football.
Football is not being played by us.
Did they eat five hamburgers?
Were they carrying bags?
Were bags being carried by them?
Who should pay the damage?
By whom should the damage be paid?