III. Make active or passive.

1. My daughter … a very interesting film. (to see)

2. The book … on the shelf. (to put)

3. These girls … me every day. (to phone)

4. The puzzle … by this schoolboy. (to make)

5. The TV set … to the street. (to throw)

6. They … in that old house. (to live)

7. My skirt … in the best shop. (to buy)

8. He … in the park every evening. (to walk)

9. My wife … English lessons every week. (to visit)

10. Sam … by my sister in the park. (to notice)

1. My daughter saw a very interesting film. (active)
2. The book was put on the shelf. (passive)
3. I am phoned by these girls every day. (passive)
4. This schoolboy made the puzzle. (active)
5. Someone threw the TV set to the street. (active)
6. They lived in that old house. (active)
7. I bought my skirt in the best shop. (active)
8. He walks in the park every evening. (active)
9. English lessons are visited by my wife every week. (passive)
10. My sister noticed Sam in the park. (active)