You can form two passive sencences because there are two objects, although it is more common to start the passive sentence with the indirect object.
Camèlia gave us the good news.
1. ______________________________
2. ______________________________
Complete with the passive form of the verb make:
- make ____________________
- is making ____________________
- will make ____________________
- is going to make ____________________
- made ____________________
- was making ____________________
- has made ____________________
- had made ____________________
- to make ____________________
We use the passive voice when it is not clear or important who does the action, e.g. My bike has been stolen.
If you want to say who did the action, use by.
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