Turn the following sentences into the Passive Voice. 1)They didn’t invite him to the party.
2)No one has translated this play yet.
3)Anna offered Natalie some good advice.(2 варианта)
4)They will arrange a meeting for the next week.
5)You cannot take pets into the theatre.
6)Where did they buy the car?

1. He wasn't invited to the party by them.

2. This play hasn't been translated by anyone yet.

3. Natalie was offered some good advice by Anna.

Some good advice was offered to Natalie by Anna.

4. A meeting will be arranged for the next week by them.

5. Pets can't be taken into the theater by you.

6. Where was the car bought by them?

Объяснение:

1) He wasn't invited to the party. In the original sentence, the subject "they" didn't invite "him" to the party. In the passive voice, the subject becomes "he" and the verb "didn't invite" is changed to "wasn't invited." This changes the focus of the sentence from the people who didn't invite to the person who wasn't invited.

2) This play hasn't been translated yet. In the original sentence, "no one" hasn't translated the play yet. In the passive voice, the subject becomes "this play" and the verb "hasn't translated" is changed to "hasn't been translated." This emphasizes that the play is the object of the action rather than the people who haven't translated it.

3a) Natalie was offered some good advice by Anna. In the original sentence, Anna offered advice to Natalie. In the passive voice, the subject becomes "Natalie" and the verb "offered" is changed to "was offered." This puts the focus on Natalie receiving the advice rather than Anna giving it.

3b) Some good advice was offered to Natalie by Anna. In this alternative version, the subject becomes "Some good advice" and the verb "offered" is changed to "was offered." This places the emphasis on the advice being given rather than who is receiving it.

4) A meeting for the next week will be arranged by them. In the original sentence, "they" will arrange a meeting for the next week. In the passive voice, the subject becomes "a meeting for the next week" and the verb "will arrange" is changed to "will be arranged." This shifts the focus to the meeting being organized rather than the people who will do the organizing.

5) Pets cannot be taken into the theatre. In the original sentence, "you" cannot take pets into the theatre. In the passive voice, the subject becomes "pets" and the verb "cannot be taken" remains the same. This highlights the fact that pets are not allowed rather than the action of someone not being able to take them.

6) Where was the car bought by them? In the original sentence, "they" bought the car. In the passive voice, the subject becomes "the car" and the verb "was bought" is changed to "was the car bought." This alters the focus of the sentence from who bought the car to where it was purchased.