- Simple Present
Aktive: Amelia reads the novel yesterday.
Passive: The novel is read by Amelia yesterday.
- Present Continuous
Aktive: She is drinking a glass of milk now.
Passive: A glass of milk is being drank by her now.
- Simple Past
Aktive: Mitha watched the movie, yesterday.
Passive: The movie was watched by Mitha.
- Past Continuous
Aktive: She was drinking a cup of tea.
Passive: A cup of tea was drunk by her.
- Present Perfect
Active: Yaya has written a letter
Passive: A letter has been written by her.
- Present Perfect Continuous
Active: Recently, Dhea has been doing the job.
Passive: Recently, the job has been being done by Dhea.
- Past Perfect
Active: Ari had repaired many computers before he received his license.
Passive: Many computers had been repaired by Ari before he received his license.
- Past Perfect Continuous
Active: My father had been driving the car.
Passive: The car had been being driven by my father.
- Present Future (will)
Active: I will send this bouquet of flower this afternoon.
Passive: This bouquet of flower will be
sent by me this afternoon.
- Present Future continuous
Active: He will have been coooking the dinner soon.
Passive: The dinner will have been cooked soon by him.
- Past Future
Active: I would spend the money.
Passive: The money would be spent by me.
- Past Future Continuous (will)
Active: The postman will be sending
the package at 08.00 o’clock next week.
Passive: The package will be being sent by the
postman at 08.00 o’clock next week.
- Present Future Perfect
Active: Next month, he will have finished his paper.
Passive: Next month, his paper will have been finished by him.
- Present Perfect Future continuous
Active: Winda will have been
studying English for two years by the end of this year.
Passive: English language will have been being
studied by Winda for two years by the end of this year.
- Past Perfect future (Would)
Active: They would have watched the movie.
Passive: that movie would have been watched by them.
- Past Perfect Future Continuous
Active: My friend would have been climbing the wall.
Passive: The wall would have been being climbed by my friend.
