II. Напиши данные предложения в пассивном залоге Present Simple (am/is/are+V3).
Например: They grow coffee in Brazil. – Coffee is grown in Brazil.
1. He examines patients on the second floor.
2. She feeds the animal twice a day.
3. They deliver the newspaper in the morning.
4. England makes the best computers.
5. We lend books only to students.

1. Patients are examined on the second floor.
To transform the given sentence into the passive voice, we start by using the appropriate form of the verb "be" according to the subject. In this case, the subject is "he," which is third-person singular, so we use "is." Then, we add the past participle form of the verb "examine," which is "examined." Finally, we include the preposition "on" to indicate the location and the object "the second floor."

2. The animal is fed twice a day.
Similar to the previous sentence, we change the subject "she" to "the animal" in the passive voice. Again, we use the appropriate form of the verb "be," which is "is" in this case. The past participle form of the verb "feed" is "fed," and we include the adverb "twice a day" to indicate frequency.

3. The newspaper is delivered in the morning.
Similarly, we change the subject "they" to "the newspaper" in the passive voice. This time, we use the appropriate form of the verb "be," which is "is" in this case. The past participle form of the verb "deliver" is "delivered," and we include the adverb "in the morning" to indicate the time.

4. The best computers are made by England.
In this sentence, we change the subject "England" to "the best computers" in the passive voice. We use the appropriate form of the verb "be," which is "are" in this case since the subject is plural. The past participle form of the verb "make" is "made," and we include the preposition "by" to indicate the agent.

5. Books are lent only to students.
Finally, we transform the subject "we" to "books" in the passive voice. Again, we use the appropriate form of the verb "be," which is "are" in this case. The past participle form of the verb "lend" is "lent," and we include the adverb "only" to indicate the restriction of lending to students.