Is the sentence passive (v trpném rodě) or active (v činném rodě)?

The door was painted yesterday.

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Is the sentence passive (v trpném rodě) or active (v činném rodě)?

Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel.

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Michael Schumacher drove for Ferrari in 2003.

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Is the sentence passive (v trpném rodě) or active (v činném rodě)?

In the UK, everyone drives on the left.

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Inter-city trains are usually driven by men.

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Is the sentence passive (v trpném rodě) or active (v činném rodě)?

My car has been stolen!! Call the police!!!

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Is the sentence passive (v trpném rodě) or active (v činném rodě)?

The thieves stole the gold last week.

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The Queen is opening the bridge tomorrow.

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The bridge was destroyed by the storm last week.

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I learnt Japanese when I was in Tokyo.

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