Passive Voice (Different tenses)

Active: They played a lot of old songs on the radio last week. Passive: A lot of old songs (a)   on the radio last week.

Active: Shakespeare wrote Romeo & Juliet.

Passive: Romeo & Juliet (a)   by Shakespeare.

Active: Nobody has delivered the letters since the start of the strike.

Passive: No letters (a)   since the start of the strike.

Active: Several witnesses saw a UFO yesterday evening.

Passive: A UFO (a)   by several witnesses yesterday evening.

Active: One of the students will send a scholarship application by Friday.

Passive: A scholarship application (a)   by one of the students by Friday.

Active: Families in poor countries often force their children to work.

Passive: Children in poor countries (a)   to work by their families.

Active: They will repair my car by next week.

Passive: My car (a)   by next week.

Active: They have offered him a good job.

Passive: He (a)   a good job.

Active: The farmer milks the cows twice a day.

Passive: The cows (a)   twice a day. (by the farmer)

Active: The local authorities have cut down three trees in our street.

Passive: Three trees in out street (a)   by the local authorities.