Change these sentences to the passive.
1. No one has paid the bill.
2. Has the editor discovered the mistakes?
3. Walt Disney has made a lot of interesting cartoons.
4. Her knowledge about art hasn’t impressed me.
5. The lawyer has just discovered new evidence.
6. Mr. Hart hasn’t taught that course since 2001.
7. Has the special committee settled the dispute yet?
8. The pollution in the city has affected children’s breathing.
9. The chef has already prepared the food.
10. Has anyone fed the dog and the cat yet?
Change these sentences to the passive.
1. No one has paid the bill.
-> THE BILL HASN'T BEEN PAID.
2. Has the editor discovered the mistakes?
-> HAVE THE MISTAKES BEEN DISCOVERED BY THE EDITOR.
3. Walt Disney has made a lot of interesting cartoons.
-> A LOT OF INTERESTING CARTOONS HAVE BEEN MADE BY WALT DISNEY.
4. Her knowledge about art hasn’t impressed me.
-> I HAVEN'T BEEN IMPRESSED BY HER KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ART.
5. The lawyer has just discovered new evidence.
-> NEW EVIDENCE HAS JUST BEEN DISCOVERED BY THE LAWYER.
6. Mr. Hart hasn’t taught that course since 2001.
-> THAT COURSE HASN'T BEEN TAUGHT BY MR. HART SINCE 2001.
7. Has the special committee settled the dispute yet?
-> HAS THE DISPUTE BEEN SETTLED BY THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE YET?
8. The pollution in the city has affected children’s breathing.
-> CHILDREN'S BREATHING HAS BEEN AFFECTED BY THE POLLUTION IN THE CITY.
9. The chef has already prepared the food.
-> THE FOOD HAS BEEN ALREADY PREPARED BY THE CHIEF.
10. Has anyone fed the dog and the cat yet?
-> HAVE THE DOG AND THE CAT BEEN FED YET?
