Passive Voice and the Causative

The living room … with flowery wallpaper the other day.

Yesterday the trains … with consumers.

David’s house … into the day before yesterday.

These days we … to work hard by our boss.

Sally … her hair cut at present.

Martin … his guitar stolen a few weeks ago.

“David” … by Michelangelo between 1501 and 1504.

“Cafe Terrace At Night” … by Vincent Van Gogh in 1888.

Peter and Jane … the invitations sent today.

Fiona … her portrait painted when I entered the room.

Rome … (found) in 753 BC.

They … (speak) of a few hours ago.

Richard eventually … his car fixed at the Fast Service garage. He is so pleased.

Honey … from flowers.

The banks … by Palmer the other day.

The person responsible for a number of mindless acts of vandalism around town … the day before yesterday.

A burglar alarm … by David when I came.

Mr White … his flat redecorated while we were staying at the hotel.

We … security locks fitted three days ago.

My relatives … their outfits created by well-known designers this week.

The Police Commissioner … the offender’s file emailed to him before a mugger was caught.

The safe … by a professional a few days ago.

Their computers … while they were signing the treaty.

Elizabeth … her necklace bought several days before.