Change the active into the passive

-People drink a great deal of tea in England.

-Someone has locked this door.

-Look! Helen is carrying a basket of pears.

-This team will win the prize by any means.

-When she had taken off her coat, she hung it up.

-The hot sun dried up the pools.

-You may hand in the answers now.

-By the end of the day the party will have set up the big tent.

-People have laughed at the joke for many years.

-They heard him make an interesting remark.

Change the active into the passive

-Someone thinks that Lan will return tomorrow.

-Have you ever watched that film.

-She hasn't seen that man yet.

-One of the parents is taping the children's song.

-Is a student pilot flying that airplane?

-No one has talked for me that work.

-Someone has already told him to report to the hedmaster tomorrow.

-They can think that it will rain tomorrow.

-People think that Lan is living near here.

-They think that she is hiding in the forest.

Change the active into the passive

-People are killing wild animals for food.

-The author has written a special edition for children.

-I have received 20 cards so far.

-My father has just cleaned this motorbike.

-I have never eaten that cake before.

-We have just finished the report.

-She hasn't answered my letter yet.

-Someone has wound the clock.

-A dog has just bitten me.

-People believed that he can speak English.

Change the active into the passive

-The teacher tells a story.

-The teacher told a story.

-The teacher has told a story.

-Somebody has teken my book away.

-Somebody takes my books away.

-Somebody took my books away.

-They clean the wall before they paint it.

-They cleaned the wall before they painted it.

-Mr.Cole visited John at the weekend.

-Mr.Cole usually visits John at the weekend.