passive voice

Simple present tanse

       I.            Active           : I reads the comic everyday

Passive          : Comic is read by me everyday

     II.            Active           : Anton set dangdut song every Sunday

Passive          :dangdut song is set by Anton every Sunday

Present continuous tense

       I.            Active           : Nani are writing a letter

Passive          : Letter are being written by Nani

     II.            Active           : I am buying a new comic book

Passive          : A new comic book is being bought by me

Present perfect tense

       I.            Active            : I have cut hair

Passive          : Hair have been cut by me

     II.            Active           : She has to choose new shoes

Passive          : New shoes has been chosen by her

Present perfect countinuous tense

       I.            Active           : I have been reading the book for 5 hours

Passive          : The book have been being read by me for 5 hours

     II.            Active           : She has been singing Korean song for 4 hours

Passive          : Korean song has been being sung by her for 4 hours

Simple past tense

       I.            Active           : He wrote letter to his wife yesterday

Passive          : Letter to his wife was written by his yesterday

     II.            Active           : She wore a bag two days ago

Passive          : A bag was worn by her two days ago

Past continuous tense

       I.            Active           : I was reading a book three days ago

Passive          : A book was being read by me three days ago

   II.            Active           : Putri was cutting the lawn yesterday

Passive          : The lawn was being cut by putri yesterday

Past perfect tense

       I.            Active           : I had read a book after Danu come

Passive          : A book had been read by me after Dano come

     II.            Active           : She  had sleep in the room when her mother come

Passive          : In the room had been slept by her when her mother come

Past perfect continuous tense

       I.            Active          : Dodi had been wearing new shoes after his father come
Passive                  : New shoes had been being worn by Dodi after his father come

     II.            Active         : Riska had been singing dangdut song when Rudi come
Passive                 : Dangdut song had been being sung by riska when rudi come

Simple future tense

       I.            Active            : I will sing korean song tomorrow

Passive          : Korean song will sung by me tomorrow

     II.            Active           : He will teach at my school next week

Passive          : At my school will taught by his next week

Future continuous tense

       I.            Active           : I will be runing in the park tomorrow

Passive          : In the park will being run by me tomorrow

     II.            Active           : She will be buying a jacket tomorrow

Passive          : A jacket will being bought by her tomorrow

Future perfect tense

       I.            Active            : Toni will have drawing the mountain tomorrow

Passive          : The mountain will have been drawn by toni tomorrow

     II.            Active           : He will have buying a bag next week

Passive          : A bag will have been bought by his next week

Future perfect continuous tense

       I.            Active           : Agus will have been driving a car next month

Passive          : A car will have been being driven by agus next month 

     II.            Active           : Santi will have been cooking fried rice next week

Passive          : Fried rice will have been being cooked by santi next week