The different ways to express passive voice ( - Cchatty

The different ways to express passive voice (“was . . . by . . .”)

The Chinese do not use passive voice anywhere near as frequently as we do in English.
Below are some occasions when you will, however, hear the passive voice.

With bèi 被：

That child was scolded by his father.
Nàge háizi bèi tā bàba mà le yídùn.
那个孩子被他爸爸骂了一顿。

Ràng 让，like bèi 被, is generally used with inanimate objects as the subject:

The candy was eaten by the child.
Táng ràng háizi (gěi) chī le.
糖让孩子 (给) 吃了。

NOTE: The passive voice is used much less frequently in Chinese than in English!