How will the following sentence be written using intransitive verb. Will the
verb 建てる use が or を

> うちの前に高いビルを建てました。

Will it be:

> うちの前に高いビル **が** 建てられて日当たりが悪くなりました。

Or

> うちの前に高いビル **を** 建てられて日当たりが悪くなりました。
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> How will the following sentence be written using intransitive verb.
> うちの前に高いビルを建てました。

The sentence literally means "(Someone) built a tall building in front of my
house." It's missing the subject.

To use an intransitive verb, you can say:

> うちの前に高いビルが建ちました。  
>  "A tall building was built in front of my house."

建てる is transitive, and 建つ is intransitive.

> Will the verb 建てる use が or を

建てる takes a direct object. You can use 建てる this way:

「(人)が(物)を建てる」 -- "(Someone) builds (something)"

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> Will it be:  
>  うちの前に高いビルが建てられて日当たりが悪くなりました。  
>  Or  
>  うちの前に高いビルを建てられて日当たりが悪くなりました。

The former is a normal passive sentence (Direct Passive). It's the passive
sentence of 「(誰かが)うちの前に高いビルを建てて日当たりが...」

The latter is Indirect Passive (間接受身), or Suffering Passive (迷惑の受身).

Compare:

(誰かが)ビルを建てる -- Active "(Someone) builds a building"  
ビルが(誰かに)建てられる -- Direct Passive "A building is built (by someone)"  
(私が)(誰かに)ビルを建てられる -- Indirect Passive "(Someone) builds a building (
_implying:_ and it inconveniences me)."

For more on Suffering Passive:

  * [How to interpret indirect passives?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/15933/9831)
  * <https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/1777/9831>
  * <https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/4947/9831>
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