Present Simple
Mary eats pizza.
Pizza is eaten (by Mary).
My father is washing the car
The car is being washed by my father.
We stopped the bus
The bus was stopped by us
He was playing the guitar
The guitar was being played by him
Jane will buy a new computer
A new computer will be bought by Jane
Steve plays tennis.
Tennis is played (by Steve).
I am writing a poem
A poem is being written by me
A thief stole my car
My car was stolen by a thief
I was repairing their bikes.
Their bikes were being repaired by me.
Millions of people will visit the museum.
The museum will be visited by millions of people.
I watch television.
Television is watched (by me).
He is not wearing a tie
A tie is not being worn by him
She didn't win the prize.
The prize was not won by her
They were not eating dinner
Dinner was not being eaten by them
You will not do it
It will not be done by you
The policemen help the children.
The children are helped.
We are not playing football.
Football is not being played by us.
Did you tell them?
Were they told by you?
He was not feeding the dogs.
The dogs were not being fed by him
Will the company employ a new worker?
Will a new worker be employed by the company?
They don't help you.
You are not helped by them.
Are they talking about the meeting?
Is the meeting being talked about by them?
Did he send the letter?
Was the letter sent by him?
Were they carrying bags?
Were bags being carried by them?
Will the plumber repair the shower?
Will the shower be repaired by the plumber?