Passive Sentence

Ben buys new pens in that store.

• New pens are bought by Ben in that store.

• In that store, Ben buys new pens.

• In that store, new pens were bought.

• New pens brought in that store by Ben.

He should write the teacher's explanation.

• The teacher's explanation should be written by him.

• The teacher's explanation can be wrote by him.

• The teacher's explanation may be written.

• The teacher's explanation should be written.

They heard the news from Ali this morning.

• This morning, Ali heard the news from them.

• They were heard the news from Ali this morning.

• The news was heard from Ali this morning.

• This morning, Ali was heard the news.

My cousin listens to her favorite music.

• Her favorite music was listened by my cousin.

• Her favorite music is listened by my cousin.

• Her favorite music can be listened by my cousin.

• Her favorite music are listened by my cousin.

A student solved the problem alone.

• The problem were solved alone.

• The problem was solved alone.

• The problem is solved alone.

• The problem are solved alone.

The ball (a)   (can, borrow) by Teddy.

Jean (a)   (call) to the teacher's room yesterday by Ms. Sianny.

New information (a)   (publish) in front of the class.

Last week, I (a)   (assign) to complete the project by Mr. Yonatan.

I want some sandwiches for lunch.