272. передайте следующие предложения в passive voice. 1. they did not invite her to the party. 2. i did not leave the window open. 3. they did not turn off the light. 4. i have invited some friends to tea 5. she has given me an english book. 6. have you written the letter yet? 7. they have told us a lot о s interesting things. 8. the students have written the test-paper without mistakes. 9. the children have scattered about a lot of things. 10. the girl has put all the books into the bookcase. 11. snov, will cover the fields in winter. 12. they will hand in the homework tomorrow. 13. i don't think we shall finish all the preparations today. 14. she al ways invites me to her dinner parties. 15. shot showed me the dress which her daughter had made, 16. we discussed the matter some days ago. 17. someone wants you on the phone. 18. she found my book on the window-sill. 19. they have built excellent shelters for tourists in these mountains. 20. have you given the exercises to all the students? 21. the boy was angry because his mother did not allow him to go to the stadium. 22. why have you put my books on this table?

1. She was not invited to the party. In passive voice, the object "her" becomes the subject, and "did not invite" becomes "was not invited."
2. The window was not left open by me. Again, the object "the window" becomes the subject, and "did not leave open" becomes "was not left open."
3. The light was not turned off by them. Here, "the light" becomes the subject, and "did not turn off" becomes "was not turned off."
4. Some friends have been invited to tea by me. In passive voice, the object "some friends" becomes the subject, and "have invited" becomes "have been invited."
5. An English book has been given to me by her. The object "an English book" becomes the subject, and "has given" becomes "has been given."
6. Has the letter been written by you yet? The subject "the letter" becomes the subject, and "have you written" becomes "has the letter been written."
7. A lot о s interesting things have been told to us by them. Here, "a lot о s interesting things" becomes the subject, and "have told" becomes "have been told."
8. The test-paper has been written by the students without mistakes. In passive voice, the object "the test-paper" becomes the subject, and "have written" becomes "have been written."
9. A lot of things have been scattered about by the children. Again, the object "a lot of things" becomes the subject, and "have scattered" becomes "have been scattered."
10. All the books have been put into the bookcase by the girl. The object "all the books" becomes the subject, and "has put" becomes "have been put."
11. The fields will be covered in winter by snow. In passive voice, "snow" becomes the subject, and "will cover" becomes "will be covered."
12. The homework will be handed in tomorrow by them. Here, "the homework" becomes the subject, and "will hand in" becomes "will be handed in."
13. I don't think all the preparations will be finished today. In passive voice, "all the preparations" becomes the subject, and "shall finish" becomes "will be finished."
14. I am always invited to her dinner parties by her. In passive voice, the object "me" becomes the subject, and "always invites" becomes "am always invited."
15. The dress which her daughter had made was shown to me by her. Here, "the dress" becomes the subject, and "showed" becomes "was shown."
16. The matter was discussed by us some days ago. In passive voice, "the matter" becomes the subject, and "discussed" becomes "was discussed."
17. You are wanted on the phone by someone. The subject "you" becomes the subject, and "wants" becomes "are wanted."
18. My book was found on the window-sill by her. In passive voice, "my book" becomes the subject, and "found" becomes "was found."
19. Excellent shelters for tourists have been built in these mountains by them. Again, the object "excellent shelters" becomes the subject, and "have built" becomes "have been built."
20. Have the exercises been given to all the students by you? Here, "the exercises" becomes the subject, and "have given" becomes "have been given."
21. The boy was angry because he was not allowed to go to the stadium by his mother. In passive voice, "the boy" becomes the subject, and "did not allow" becomes "was not allowed."
22. Why have my books been put on this table by you? In passive voice, "my books" becomes the subject, and "have put" becomes "have been put."