1. The letters *are sent* by the postman every day. (Simple Present passive)
2. The cake *was baked* by my mother yesterday. (Simple Past passive)
3. The windows *are cleaned* by the janitor every morning. (Simple Present passive)
4. The homework *was done* by the students last night. (Simple Past passive)
5. The reports *are checked* by the manager weekly. (Simple Present passive)
6. The old bridge *was repaired* last year. (Simple Past passive)
7. The emails *are answered* by the assistant quickly. (Simple Present passive)
8. The movie *was watched* by many people last weekend. (Simple Past passive)
9. The floors *are mopped* by the cleaners after work. (Simple Present passive)
10. The documents *were signed* by the director yesterday. (Simple Past passive)

1. The room *is being painted* at the moment. (Present Continuous passive – tagadne notiekošā)
2. The invitations *will be sent* tomorrow. (Future Simple passive – nākotne)
3. The food *is being prepared* right now. (Present Continuous passive – tagadne notiekošā)
4. The new books *will be delivered* next week. (Future Simple passive – nākotne)
5. The car *is being cleaned* by the workers. (Present Continuous passive – tagadne notiekošā)
6. The meeting *will be held* on Friday. (Future Simple passive – nākotne)
7. The emails *are being checked* by the secretary. (Present Continuous passive – tagadne notiekošā)
8. The package *will be sent* after lunch. (Future Simple passive – nākotne)
9. The floors *are being washed* now. (Present Continuous passive – tagadne notiekošā)
10. The results *will be announced* next Monday. (Future Simple passive – nākotne)