3. Change the sentences ассоrding to the models.
Example 1: Реople always admire such pictures.
Such pictures are always admired.
1. Реople play football everywhere пowadays. 2. One uses milk for making butter and cheese. 3. Оne praises a student when he works hard. 4 They make progress cvery day in the world of scicncе. 5. They sell apples hy the kilo. 6. She takes her daughter to the kinder- garten every day.
Example 2.They built this bridge last year. This bridge was built last year.
1. Russian athletes won thс tennis competition last season. 2. I left the dog in the garden. 3. His brother beat John in the 100-yards race. 4. She washed the floor only this morning. 5. We ate all thc cakes yesterday. 6.people formerly used the Tower of London as prison.

1. Football is played everywhere nowadays.
Explanation: The subject "people" is changed to "football" in the passive voice. The verb "play" is changed to "is played" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The adverb "everywhere" remains in the same position.

2. Milk is used for making butter and cheese.
Explanation: The subject "one" is changed to "milk" in the passive voice. The verb "uses" is changed to "is used" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The prepositional phrase "for making butter and cheese" remains in the same position.

3. A student is praised when he works hard.
Explanation: The subject "one" is changed to "a student" in the passive voice. The verb "praises" is changed to "is praised" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The dependent clause "when he works hard" remains in the same position.

4. Progress is made every day in the world of science.
Explanation: The subject "they" is changed to "progress" in the passive voice. The verb "make" is changed to "is made" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The adverb "every day" remains in the same position. The prepositional phrase "in the world of science" remains in the same position.

5. Apples are sold by the kilo.
Explanation: The subject "they" is changed to "apples" in the passive voice. The verb "sell" is changed to "are sold" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The prepositional phrase "by the kilo" remains in the same position.

6. Her daughter is taken to the kindergarten every day.
Explanation: The pronoun "she" is changed to "her daughter" in the passive voice. The verb "takes" is changed to "is taken" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The adverb "every day" remains in the same position. The prepositional phrase "to the kindergarten" remains in the same position.

1. The tennis competition was won by Russian athletes last season.
Explanation: The subject "Russian athletes" is changed to "the tennis competition" in the passive voice. The verb "won" is changed to "was won" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The prepositional phrase "last season" remains in the same position.

2. The dog was left in the garden.
Explanation: The subject "I" is changed to "the dog" in the passive voice. The verb "left" is changed to "was left" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The prepositional phrase "in the garden" remains in the same position.

3. John was beaten by his brother in the 100-yards race.
Explanation: The subject "his brother" is changed to "John" in the passive voice. The verb "beat" is changed to "was beaten" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The prepositional phrase "in the 100-yards race" remains in the same position.

4. The floor was washed only this morning.
Explanation: The subject "she" is changed to "the floor" in the passive voice. The verb "washed" is changed to "was washed" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The adverb "only this morning" remains in the same position.

5. The cakes were eaten yesterday.
Explanation: The subject "we" is changed to "the cakes" in the passive voice. The verb "ate" is changed to "were eaten" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The adverb "yesterday" remains in the same position.

6. The Tower of London was formerly used as a prison.
Explanation: The subject "people" is changed to "The Tower of London" in the passive voice. The verb "used" is changed to "was used" to indicate the action being done to the subject. The adverb "formerly" remains in the same position. The prepositional phrase "as a prison" remains in the same position.