The window was broken. The letters were sent.
Someone broke the window.
My mom made the cake.
The window was broken.
The cake was made by my mom.
was/were + past participle
The phone was found on the bus.
My bag was stolen at the station.
The pyramids were built thousands of years ago.
The letter was sended yesterday.
The letter was sent yesterday.
The cake were eaten by the children.
The cake was eaten by the children.
The films was enjoyed by everyone.
The films were enjoyed by everyone.
The school ^ opened by the mayor.
The school was opened by the mayor.
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The letters wereA wroteB by hand andC delivered theD same afternoon.
Bwrote → written
✓ were + past participle: write → written
The museum was builtA in 1890 andB was restoredC twice, although much visitorsD complained.
Dalthough much visitors → although many visitors
✓ many with countable nouns
The windows was brokenA duringB the storm, butC nobody was hurtD.
AThe windows was broken → The windows were broken
✓ the windows is plural → were
Use was/were + past participle. Add by when the doer matters.
Past participle, not simple past — "sended" and "builded" don't exist.