Verb to be in Passive Sentences

In passive sentences, the verb “to be” is combined with the past participle of the main verb to show that the subject receives the action rather than performing it. This structure is used to emphasize the action or the object of the action, rather than who or what is performing it.

• The cake was baked by the chef.
• The letter is written by the student.
• The car was cleaned yesterday.
• The homework is completed by the children every evening.
• The movie will be watched by everyone.
• The decision was made by the committee.
• The flowers are watered daily.
• The song was sung beautifully by the choir.
• The report is reviewed by the manager.
• The picture was taken by a professional photographer.
• The rules are followed by all the players.
• The message was sent to the wrong address.
• The story is told by the grandparents.
• The task was finished on time.
• The package will be delivered tomorrow.