Passive voice
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Answer and Explanation

The present simple passive sentence has the form as following:  

Subject + be + Verb in the past participle.

1. Emails are sent and received by most internet users.

(“Emails” is a plural noun, so that “be” -> “are”; “sent” is the past participle form of “send”)

2. Information about goods and services is found.

(“Information” is a singular noun (uncountable), so that “be” -> “is”; “found” is the past participle form of “find”)

3. Goods and services are bought in e-shops.

(“Goods and services” is a plural noun, so that “be” -> “are”; “bought” is the past participle form of “buy”)

4. Online newspaper and magazines are read mostly by adult users.

(“..newspapers and magazines” is a plural noun, so that “be” -> “are”; “read” is the past participle form of “read”)

5. The internet is used for social networking, especially by young people.

(“The internet” is a singular noun – as uncountable, so that “be” -> “is”; “used” is the past participle form of “use”)

6. Telephone and video calls are made.

(“Telephone and video calls” is a plural noun, so that “be” -> “are”; “made” is the past participle form of “make”)

7. Videos and films are watched.

(“Videos and films” is a plural noun, so that “be” -> “are”; “watched” is the past participle form of “watch”)

8. Listening and music streaming activities are carried out.

(“...activities” is a plural noun, so that “be” -> “are”; “carried” is the past participle form of “carry”)

9. Hotel accommodation is searched for by travellers.

(“Hotel accommodation” is a singular noun, so that “be” -> “is”; “searched” is the past participle form of “search”)

10. Financial transactions through internet banking are done.

(“Financial transactions” is a plural noun, so that “be” -> “are”; “done” is the past participle form of “do”)

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