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Para referirnos a algo que muchas personas creen o piensan acerca de alguien o de algo, es frecuente utilizar estas dos construcciones:
Rewrite the sentences in the active voice : 1 The instructions have been changed. They have changed the instructions. 2 Food is being eaten right now in this class. They are eating food right now in class. 3 All the victims were being taken to hospital. They were taking all the victims to hospital. 4 Shoes have been made here for nearly 50 years. They have made shoes here for nearly 50 years. 5 These walls have just been painted. They have just painted these walls. 6 I was told the latest news by a friend this morning. A friend told me the latest news this morning. 7 She was recommended a new doctor by her friend. Her friend recommended her a new doctor. 8 You are being watched. They are watching you. 9 Were you offered the job I told you about? Did they offer you the job I told you about? 10 Were you given enough sugar? Did they give you enough sugar? Rewrite the sentences in the passive voice : 1 People don’t often use horses for transport now. Horses aren’t often used for transport now (by people). 2 The tailor has shortened the sleeves of my jacket. The sleeves of my jacket have been shortened by the tailor. 3 They hadn't finished the preparations by the time the guests arrived. The preparations hadn’t been finished (by them) 4 They must have stolen the paintings during the night. The paintings must have been stolen (by them) during the night. 5 They recommended us a wonderful Thai restaurant. A wonderful Thai restaurant was recommended to us (by them). We were recommended a wonderful Thai restaurant (by them). 6 A jeep picked up the soldiers from the base. The soldiers were picked up from the base by a jeep. 7 We ought to invite Susan to the party. Susan ought to be invited to the party (by us). 8 A famous architect built our block of flats in 1982. Our block of flats was built in 1982 by a famous architect. 9 People eat a lot of burgers nowadays in the USA. A lot of burgers are eaten nowadays in the USA (by people). 10 Farmers don’t grow tea in Britain. Tea isn’t grown in Britain by farmers. 11 Will they send the letter tomorrow? Will the letter be sent tomorrow (by them)? 12 Has the mother fed her baby girl yet? Has her baby girl been fed by the mother yet? 13 How did Fleming discover penicillin? How was penicillin discovered by Fleming? 14 Is somebody picking you up tonight? Are you being picked up tonight (by somebody)? 15 Can we solve the problem? Can the problem be solved (by us)?