Pass to passive: A man stole a car
A car was stolen by a man
Pass to passive: She paints her nails every week.
Her nails are painted every week.
Pass to passive: The secretary opens the mail every morning.
The mail is opened every morning (by the secretary).
Pass to passive: A gardener is watering the flowers.
The flowers are being watered by a gardener.
Pass to passive: Police officers were examining the evidence.
The evidence was being examined by police officers.
Pass to passive: Tourists don't visit this museum very often.
This museum isn't visited very often.
Pass to passive: People eat 40 million hamburgers every day.
40 million hamburgers are eaten everyday.
Pass to passive: They clean the windows every week.
The windows are cleaned every week.
Pass to passive: They won't make a decision until the next meeting.
A decision won't be made until the next meeting.
Pass to passive: When did they invent the air conditioner?
When was the air conditioner invented?
Pass to passive: You mustn't waste your money on stupid things.
Your money mustn't be wasted on stupid things.
Pass to passive: We can't identify the writer of the poem.
The writer of the poem can't be identified.
Pass to passive: She is selling all her furniture
All her furniture is being sold
Pass to active: The thief was being chased by the police
The police was chasing the thief.
Pass to active: The man wasn't hired by the boss.
The boss didn't hire the man.
