Passive and active voice. Rephrasing.

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

They have arrested the bank robbers

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

Julia was chosen to make the speech

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

Paris is known as the "City of Love"

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

We will make an offer to the investors

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

Somebody gave wrong directions

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

We can't omit the subject

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

People prefer the back seats in a bus

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

They are going to eat beef with salad

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

The roof is being repaired

Change the following sentence into the ACTIVE or PASSIVE VOICE.

When there is no by-agent, use THEY as passive subject

The pipes can be cleaned with vinegar