Write these sentences in another way, beginning in the way shown.

1.They didn't tell me the truth.
I wasn't told the truth.
2.Macey's chief gave her a present when she retired.
Macey...
3.The teachers asked me some difficult questions in the exam.
I...
4.Nobody informed us about a business trip.
We weren't...
5.Have they shown you how to mend it?
Have you...?
6.How long will you do this job?
How long will the job... ?
7.I think they should have offered Liam a promotion.
I think Liam...

1. I wasn't told the truth.e To change the sentence "They didn't tell me the truth," we can use the passive voice to say "I wasn't told the truth." In this case, the subject of the sentence (They) becomes the agent of the action, and the object of the sentence (me) becomes the subject. 2. Macey was given a present by her chief when she retired. To rewrite the sentence "Macey's chief gave her a present when she retired," we can use the passive voice to say "Macey was given a present by her chief when she retired." In this sentence, the subject (Macey's chief) becomes the agent of the action, and the object (Macey) becomes the subject. 3. I was asked some difficult questions in the exam by the teachers. To rephrase the sentence "The teachers asked me some difficult questions in the exam," we can use the passive voice to say "I was asked some difficult questions in the exam by the teachers." Here, the subject (the teachers) becomes the agent of the action, and the object (me) becomes the subject. 4. We weren't informed about a business trip. To transform the sentence "Nobody informed us about a business trip," we simply use the passive voice and say "We weren't informed about a business trip." In the passive voice, the subject (Nobody) becomes the agent of the action, and the object (us) becomes the subject. 5. Have you been shown how to mend it? To restructure the question "Have they shown you how to mend it?", we use the passive voice and ask "Have you been shown how to mend it?" In this question, the subject (they) becomes the agent of the action, and the object (you) becomes the subject. 6. How long will the job be done by you? To change the question "How long will you do this job?" into the passive voice, we ask "How long will the job be done by you?" In this case, the subject (you) becomes the agent of the action, and the object (the job) becomes the subject. 7. I think Liam should have been offered a promotion. To rephrase the sentence "I think they should have offered Liam a promotion," we use the passive voice and say "I think Liam should have been offered a promotion." Here, the subject (they) becomes the agent of the action, and the object (Liam) becomes the subject.