Answer:
The sentence "Somebody stole my keys yesterday" changes to "My keys were stolen by somebody yesterday" in the passive voice.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the passive voice, the object of the sentence (in this case, "my keys") becomes the subject. The subject of the sentence in the active voice (here "somebody") moves to the end of the sentence in the passive voice, preceded by the word "by". The verb, "stole", changes to its past participle form, "were stolen". So, "Somebody stole my keys yesterday" turns into "My keys were stolen by somebody yesterday" in passive voice.