How do we make the passive in the past simple?

Today, let's review how we make the passive in the past simple.
 

Remember, to make the passive, we:
 

• move the object to the front,
• make the tense we need with the verb 'be' (in this case, the past simple),
• add the past participle of the main verb (for regular verbs, we add 'ed' to make the past participle),
• add 'by + the original subject', if we want.
   

Here's are some examples with the past simple.
 

• Active: The children ate the apples.
• Passive: The apples were eaten (by the children).
   
• Active: The author wrote the book in 1997.
• Passive: The book was written (by the author) in 1997.
   
• Active: We finished the project last week.
• Passive: The project was finished last week (by us).

Let's review!
 

Change the active sentences into passive sentences.

1. He wrote the report.

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2. The boys made the biscuits.

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3. John loved Julie.

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