Passive voice + PRESENT
the windows / open / by my mother
The windows are opened by my mother.
the shoes / buy / my brother / last week
The shoes were bought by my brother last week.
this computer / not break
This computer isn't broken.
the house / not build / in 1988
The house wasn't built in 1988.
Put the yes/no question in the present passive:
Do they plant trees every Monday?
Are trees planted every Monday?
the song / sing / by the singer
The song is sung by the singer.
the lightbulb / invent / by Thomas Edison
The lightbulb was invented by Thomas Edison.
oranges / not usually grow / in Ontario
Oranges aren't usually grown in Ontario.
dinner / not serve / but the guests were ready to eat
Dinner wasn't served, but the guests were ready to eat.
Put the yes/no question in the past passive:
Did they take books to the library?
Were the books taken to the library?
the shops / close / by the owner / weekend
The shops are closed by the owner on the weekend.
the rubbish / throw away / at the end of the day
The rubbish was thrown away at the end of the day.
the announcements / not send / the teacher
The announcements aren't sent by the teacher.
Camila forgot / so the cats / not feed this morning
Camila forgot, so the cats weren't fed this morning.
Put the negative sentence in the past passive:
Did Pablo Cohelo write A Hundred Years of Solitude?
Was A Hundred Years of Solitude written by Pablo Cohelo?
Avatar 2 / direct / James Cameron
Avatar 2 is directed by James Cameron.
the letter / send a bit late / Mary
The letter was sent a bit late by Mary.
the tables / not clean / until the end of the day
The tables aren't cleaned until the end of the day.
the table / not set yet / when the guests arrived to the party
The table wasn't set yet when the guests arrived to the party.
Put the yes/no question in the past passive:
Did the postman deliver the letters?
Were the letters delivered by the postman?
The documents / print / the secretary
The documents are printed by the secretary.
The law of gravity / discover / Isaac Newton
The law of gravity was discovered by Isaac Newton.
the news / not tell correctly / on social media
The news isn't told correctly on social media.
The children / not pick up / their parents
The children weren't picked up by their parents.
Put the yes/no question in the past passive:
Did the teacher give the marks?
Were the marks given by the teacher?