Passive Voice

Simple Present Tense

1.         Active          : My grandfather listens a radio

Passive        : A radio is listerned by my grandfather

2.       Active          : Andy plays marble on the field

Passive        : Marble is played by Andy on the field

Present Countinous Tense

1.       Active          : Garry is catching a mouse

 Passive        : A mouse was being caught by Garry

2.    Active          : The student is reading a magazine

        Passive        : A magazine was being read by the student

Present Perfect Tense

1.         Active          : Zebra has fought  with the elephant

Passive        : The elephant has been fought with zebra

2.      Active          : Rudy has brought a flowers

         Passive        : A flowers have been brought by Rudy

Present Perfect Countinous Tense

1.       Active          : Shinta has been making some cake for 5 hour

Passive        : Some cake have been being maked by Sinta for 5 hour

2.     Active           : Neil has been digging the hole since yesterday

        Passive         : The hole has been being dug by Neil since yesterday

Simple Past Tense

1.       Active          : I played badminton

 Passive        : Badminton was played by me

2.       Active          : Jack talked with Mr. Smith

 Passive        : Mr. Smith was talked with jack

Past Continous Tense

1.      Active          : Herry was reading my book in library

Passive        : My book was being read by Herry in library

2.      Active          : Tarjo was driving a tractor

Passive        : A tractor was being driven by Tarjo

Past Perfect Tense

1.       Active          : Gerrard had played guitar

 Passive        : Guitar had been played by Gerrard

2.       Active          : Bruno had kicked a ball

 Passive        : A ball had been kicked by Bruno

Past Perfect Countinous Tense

1.       Active          : The riders had been using helm

 Passive        : Helm had been being used by the riders

2.    Active           : Michel had been going to Joko’s home

        Passive         : Joko’s home had been being gone by Michel

Simple Future Tense

1.        Active          : Donnie will catch a frog

  Passive         : A frog will be catch by Donnie

2.         Active          : Richard will make a noodle

        Passive        : A noodle will be make by Richard

Future Perfect Tense

1.     Active          : Anne will have drawn this picture

  Passive        : This picture will have been drawn by Anne

2.     Active           : Bobby will have eaten steak

        Passive         : Steak will have been eaten by Robby

Future Continous Tense

1.       Active          : Adam will be cutting grass

Passive        : Grass will being cut by Adam

2.     Active           : Mike will be opening the door

        Passive         : The door will being opened by Mike

Future Perfect Continous Tens

1.     Active          : I shall have been writing a letter for 4 minutes

Passive        : A letter shall have been being written by me for 4 minutes

2.   Active           : Jean will have been studying math

      Passive         : Math will have been being studied by Jean