Passive

She pays a lot of money.

• A lot of money is pay by her.

• A lot of money is paid by her.

• A lot of money are paid by her.

They don't help you.   

• You don't be helped by them.

• You aren't be helped by them.

• You aren't helped by them.

Does the police officer catch the thief?

• Does the thief caught by the police officer?

• Is the thief caught by the police officer?

• Is the thief be caught by the police officer?

My mother is cooking dinner.

• Dinner is cooked by my mother.

• Dinner is being cooked by my mother.

• Dinner is been cooked by my mother.

She is not wearing a dress.

• A dress isn't being worn by her.

• A dress isn't worn by her.

• A dress isn't been worn by her.

Has she phoned him?

• Has he been phoned by her?

• Has he phoned by her?

• Has he had been phoned by her?

They didn't let him go.

• He didn't let go by them.

• He wasn't let go by them.

• He wasn't be let go by them.

Was she reading these lines?

• Was these lines read by her?

• Were these lines being read by her?

• Was these lines being read by her?

She hadn't been winning the prize.

• The prize hadn't been won by her.

• The prize wasn't had been won by her.

• The prize hadn't been being won by her.

Had she solved the problem?

• Had the problem solved by her?

• Had the problem been solved by her?

• Had the problem be solved by her?