Transformers the sentences. use the passive voice. 1. my mother washes our clothes on saturdays. 2. the pupil on duty will clean the blackboard during the break. 3. vasnetsov painted nice pictures. 4. mr bell listens to the radio in the evenings. 5. we take tests in english regularly. 6. i will visit my relatives next week. 7. helen collected her classmates' photos for her new album. 8. they build the theater in 1970. 9. the mechanic will fix the car tomorrow. 10. i gave a nice present to my friend on his birthday.

1. Our clothes are washed by my mother on Saturdays.

2. The blackboard will be cleaned during the break by the pupil on duty.

3. Nice pictures were painted by Vasnetsov.

4. The radio is listened to by Mr Bell in the evenings.

5. Tests in English are regularly taken by us.

6. My relatives will be visited by me next week.

7. Helen's classmates’ photos are collected by her for her new album.

8. The theater was built in 1970.

9. The car will be fixed tomorrow by the mechanic.

10. A nice present was given by me to my friend on his birthday

Actually we 1 (are thinking) of moving. My wife has accepted a new job which she 2 (starts) next month. As soon as she 3 (starts) she 4 (will have) a journey of fifteen miles there and back and I 5(think) that she has realized just how tiring this business 6 (would be). I have already decided that I 7 (will get) in touch with some estate agents. I 8 (will not feel) happy until we 9 (find) a house closer to my wife’s job. I wonder what the children 10 (would say) when they hear that we are moving.

My wife and I (have lived) in our present house in the country for five years. We (moved) here after our second child (was) born. We (had been living) in town for ten years, and then (decided) that as soon we could afford it we (would move) away from smoke and the noise of the city centre, which we finally (did) in 1985. We have never (regretted) it. We (are) reminded of the wisdom of our decision every morning when we (draw) the curtains to see open fields stretching before us. When the children (have had) breakfast they (rush) outside to play which they (do) whatever the weather.