Present 

Simple: 
a: I drink milk every morning. – p: Milk is drunk every morning.  
1. a: My daughter likes sunshine. – Sunshine is liked.
2. a: The dogs drink a lot of water in the summer. – A lot of water is drunk in the
summer.
3. a: I always read his new books. – His new books are always read.
4. a: They watch their favourite series at night. – Their favourite series are watched at
night.
5. a: Tom plays games in his free time. – Games are played in his free time.
Present continuous:  
 a: We are eating some hamburgers. – p: Some hamburgers are BEING eaten.  
1. a: My children are playing Minecraft. – Minecraft is being played.
2. a: The dogs are eating some dog biscuits. – Some dog biscuits are being eaten.
3. a: I am making tea in the kitchen now. – Tea is being made in the kitchen now.
4. a: We are feeding the dogs at the moment. – The dogs are being fed at the moment.
5. a: We are cleaning the windows. – The windows are being cleaned at the moment.
Past simple: 
a: I bought some newspapers yesterday.-p: Some newspapers were bought yesterday.  
1. a: Tom wrote some letters 2 hours ago. – Some letters were written 2 hours ago.
2. a: She saw a new car in her street. – A new car were seen in her street.
3. a: They opened a shop near our house last week. – A shop was opened near our
house last week.
4. a: Our neighbour sold her house last year. – Her house was sold last year.
5. a: They collected eggs at easter. – Eggs were collected at easter.