I had a typo in my last sentence, should have written ("it's obvious that the subject of the sentence is you." in the last example.
Now since you are asking about 把句子(把 sentence), you might as well learn about his twin brother, 被 (bei). That pattern is Object of the sentence + 被 + subject (optional) + verb.
Example in English. Normlly, you might say, "The police arrested the criminal." The object of the sentence is "the criminal" so that must come first, then you type or say, 被 (bei) + subject + verb (which doesn't have to be an action verb).
罪犯(criminal)被警察(police... optional) + 逮捕 (arrested). Translation. The criminal was arrested by the police. If you want to just say, "The criminal was arrested. You can just take out the word for Police and keep everything else the same. In other words, you don't have to say, who performed the action.
The glass was broken by Tom ... or the glass was broken ... can you make a bei sentence using those examples?
打破=broken
玻璃= glass
被(Tom ...optional)