D. Rewrite the sentences using the Passive Voice. 1. The players must never interrupt the coach.
The coach
2. Jasper's parkour tricks entertained us for hours.
We
3. Emma will give him the instructions tomorrow.
The instructions
4. People should always wear a helmet when riding a motorbike.

5. My mother has already bought all the necessary ingredients for the cake.
All the necessary ingredients for the cake
6. The children broke the bottle while they were playing.
The bottle

1. The coach must never be interrupted by the players.
We use the passive voice here because the focus is on the coach (the receiver of the action), rather than the players (the doers of the action).

2. We were entertained for hours by Jasper's parkour tricks.
Again, we use the passive voice to shift the focus from Jasper (the doer of the action) to us (the receivers of the action).

3. He will be given the instructions by Emma tomorrow.
In this sentence, we use the passive voice to emphasize the instructions (the object of the action) rather than Emma (the doer of the action).

4. A helmet should always be worn by people when riding a motorbike.
Here, the passive voice is used to emphasize the importance of wearing a helmet (the object of the action) rather than people (the doers of the action).

5. All the necessary ingredients for the cake have already been bought by my mother.
The passive voice is used to shift the focus from my mother (the doer of the action) to the ingredients (the objects of the action).

6. The bottle was broken by the children while they were playing.
Here, the passive voice is used to emphasize the bottle (the object of the action) rather than the children (the doers of the action).

By using the passive voice, we can change the focus of the sentence and make it more convenient or appropriate in certain contexts.