Simple Present Tense
1. Active : She plays basketball every morning
Passive : Basketball is played by her every morning
2. Active : I read newspaper everyday
Passive : Newspaper is read by me everyday
Present Continuous Tense
1. Active : She is studying English now
Passive : English is being studied by her now
2. Active : My mother is cooking a meal in the kitchen
Passive : A meal is being cooked by my mother in the kitchen
1. Active : She plays basketball every morning
Passive : Basketball is played by her every morning
2. Active : I read newspaper everyday
Passive : Newspaper is read by me everyday
Present Continuous Tense
1. Active : She is studying English now
Passive : English is being studied by her now
2. Active : My mother is cooking a meal in the kitchen
Passive : A meal is being cooked by my mother in the kitchen
Present Perfect Tense
1. Active : They have found an egg
Passive : An egg has been found by them
2. Active : Doni has driven my car
Passive : My car has been driven by Doni
Present Perfect Continous Tense
1. Active : We have been reading a book
Passive : A book have been being read by us
2. Active : Ria has been watering this plant
Passive : This plant has been being watered by Ria
Simple Past Tense
1. Active : We found an eraser
Passive : An eraser was found by us
2. Active : They cleaned Their classroom
Passive : Their classroom was cleaned by them
Past Continuous Tense
1. Active : Lukman was sending a mail for me
Passive : A mail was being sent by Lukman for me
2. Active : Toni was playing game
Passive : Game was being played by Toni
Past Perfect Tense
1. Active : She had ride a bicycle when I come
Passive : A bicycle had been ride by her when I come
2. Active : Bagus had sold a book
Passive : A book had been sold by Bagus
Past Perfect Continuous tense
1. Active : We had been doing homework when she came yesterday
Passive : Homework had been being done by us when the she came yesterday
2. Active : Tukiem had been sawing the tree
Passive : The tree had been being sawn by Tukiem
Simple Future Tense
1. Active : I will love you
Passive : You will be loved by me
2. Active : She shall bring a comic
Passive : A comic shall be brought by her
Future Continous Tense
1. Active : I will be cooking the fish
Passive : The fish will be being cook by me
2. Active : We will be wearing our new shirt
Passive : Our new shirt will be being worn by us
1. Active : I will be cooking the fish
Passive : The fish will be being cook by me
2. Active : We will be wearing our new shirt
Passive : Our new shirt will be being worn by us
Future Perfect Tense
1. Active : They will have read this novel
Passive : This novel will have been read by them
Passive : This novel will have been read by them
2. Active : They will have cut the grasses in the field
Passive : The grasses in the field will have been cut by them
Passive : The grasses in the field will have been cut by them
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
1. Active : We will have been reading newspapers
Passive : Newspapers will have been being read by us
2. Active : I will have been writing a note
Passive : A note will have been being written by me
1. Active : We will have been reading newspapers
Passive : Newspapers will have been being read by us
2. Active : I will have been writing a note
Passive : A note will have been being written by me
