25011 active or passive present simple

Present Simple - ACTIVE Present Simple - PASSIVE We use the active when the subject of the sentence does the action: We use the passive when the person who does something is not known or not important They often build house in this town Jenny reads the newspaper every day Forest fires kill a lot of animals My father writes books Some new houses are built regularly Things are often stolen! Animals are often killed by fires Cakes are eaten every day My sister _ (not/speak) English very well _ (the bread/bake) every day? The Olympic Games _ (not/hold) every year My brother is a baker, he _ (bake) bread Who (write) the articles in that magazine? How often _ (you/open) your emails? (English/speak) in your family? Our products _ (export) to several countries My cousin is an author, he (write) books (whisky/make) in Scotland? (your boss/hold) a meeting every week? Books _ (sell) in that shop over there This programme (not/show) on TV very often These computers (not/produce) any more They _ (sell) fruit and vegetables at the local market They (not/sell) cold drinks at the corner shop Cigarettes (not/sell) here I _ (repair) all the computers in my firm _ (the post/deliver) every day? Who _ (pay) the bills?