Read out loud the following text. Then, put the underlined verbs into the Passive Voice!

When a mysterious criminal mastermind steals one of the pyramids in Egypt, evil genius Gru becomes jealous and decides to do something even better. The last time Gru managed to make the headlines was years back, when he and his minions stole the Times Square JumboTron. This time, Gru is planning the biggest robbery of the century. How? Ever since Gru was a little boy, he dreamed of going to the moon. Now, if Gru just built a rocket and obtained a powerful shrink-ray, he could have a reputation as the greatest thief who ever lived by stealing the Earth's satellite right out of the sky. But immediately after Gru gets the shrink-ray, the cunning super-nerd Vector takes it right out of his hands. Now, in order to claim the moon, Gru must first take back the weapon from Vector. Armed with the knowledge that his enemy has a weakness for sweets, Gru adopts cookieselling orphans Margo, Agnes, and Edith. He asks Dr. Nefario, his personal weapons specialist, to create a new line of cookie-robots. Then, he sends the three little girls to sell the surprise cookies to Vector. But when Gru and his tiny yellow minions prepare the biggest robbery in history, something strange happens. Gru discovers that the three little girls who have come into his life are much more than simple tools in his evil plan. When Gru realizes that his moon mission and the ballet show of the girls take place at the same hour, he must take a decision: what is more important - being a present parent or making his villain reputation once and for all?