Passive Voice

• simple present tense 

 Active : 

- Sinta combs the plants

- Nadya writes the books

 Passive :

- The plants is combed by Sinta

- The books is written by Nadya

• present continuous tense

Active :

- My mother is writing a novel

- Lusi is visiting the temple

Passive :

- A novel is being written by my mother

- The temple is being visited by Lusi

• present perfect tense 

Active :

- She has come to my house

- We have hurt the cats

Passive : 

- My house has been come by her

- The cats has been hurt by us

• present perfect continuous tense

Active :

- My boyfriend has been forgetting me

- Luna has been winning the competition

Passive :

- I have been being forgotten by my boyfriend

- The competition has been being won by Luna

• simple past tense

Active : 

- My father bought the car

- The prince rode the horse

Passive :

- The car was bought by my father

- The horse was ridden by the prince

• past continuous tense

Active :

- They were talking the problem 

- Sheila was coming to my home

Passive :

- The problem was being talked by them

- My home was being come by Sheila

• past perfect tense

Active :

- The dog had bitten them

- Yoga had shot me

Passive :

- They had been bitten by the dog

- I had been shot by Yoga

• past perfect continuous tense

Active : 

- I had been drawing a picture

- Dwi had been dancing a jaipong dance

Passive :

- A picture had been being drawn by me

- A jaipong dance had been being danced by Dwi

• present future tense

Active :

- Luna will come to my house

- Andi will help a victim

Passive :

- My house will be come by Luna

- A victim will be helped by Andi

• future continuous tense

Active :

- She will be helping Ana

- Nabila will be feeding the monkeys

Passive :

- Ana will be being helped by her

- The monkeys will be being fed by Nabila

• present future perfect tense

Active : 

- The doctor will have healed me

- Susi will have sold the clothes

Passive :

- I will have been healed by the doctor

- The clothes will have been sold by Susi

• present future perfect continuous tense

Active : 

- Mytha will have been calling Rana

- Anggun shall have been forgiving Nadya

Passive :

- Rana will have been being called by Mytha

- Nadya shall have been being forgiven by Anggun