Rewrite the sentences.In the passive.Omit the agent where possible.

1.They publish the news journal every month

2.Clare faxed me the report this morning

3.People must protect the environment at all costs

4.The police will have questioned all the suspects by tomorrow

5.Someone has turned the heating off.

6.Who broke the window?

7.I insist on David writing the report

8.Picasso painted Guernica

9.Has Mr Hunter approved the application yet.

10.She made me tell her the news

11.A famous designer is going to make her wedding dress.

12.People saw him steal the woman's bag

1. The news journal is published every month.
- The active sentence "They publish the news journal every month" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "the news journal" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "is published."

2. The report was faxed to me this morning.
- The active sentence "Clare faxed me the report this morning" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "the report" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "was faxed."

3. The environment must be protected at all costs.
- The active sentence "People must protect the environment at all costs" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "the environment" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "must be protected."

4. All the suspects will have been questioned by the police by tomorrow.
- The active sentence "The police will have questioned all the suspects by tomorrow" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "all the suspects" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "will have been questioned."

5. The heating has been turned off.
- The active sentence "Someone has turned the heating off" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "the heating" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "has been turned off."

6. By whom was the window broken?
- The active sentence "Who broke the window?" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "the window" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "was broken."

7. I insist on the report being written by David.
- The active sentence "I insist on David writing the report" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "the report" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "being written."

8. Guernica was painted by Picasso.
- The active sentence "Picasso painted Guernica" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "Guernica" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "was painted."

9. Has the application been approved by Mr. Hunter yet?
- The active sentence "Has Mr. Hunter approved the application yet" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "the application" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "been approved."

10. I was made to tell her the news.
- The active sentence "She made me tell her the news" is rewritten in the passive voice by using the verb "was made" followed by the infinitive form of the verb "tell."

11. Her wedding dress is going to be made by a famous designer.
- The active sentence "A famous designer is going to make her wedding dress" is rewritten in the passive voice by placing the object "her wedding dress" as the subject of the sentence and using the verb "is going to be made."

12. He was seen stealing the woman's bag.
- The active sentence "People saw him steal the woman's bag" is rewritten in the passive voice by using the verb "was seen" followed by the gerund form of the verb "stealing."