Passive Voice

A. Simple Present Tense
   
     Active  : she cuts a letter
     Passive : A letter is cut by her

     Active  : He drives a new car
     Passive : A new car is drove by him

B. Present Continuous Tense

    Active  : I am cooking a omelet now
    Passive : A omelet is being cooked by me now

    Active   : we are breaking window with our ball
    Passive : Window is being broken by us with our ball

C. Present Perfect Tense

    Active   : I Have done their work
    Passive : Their Work have been done by me

    Active   : She has dug a hole in my garden
    Passive : A hole Has been dug by her in my garden

D. Present Perfect Continuous Tense

     Active  : I have been building a house since yesterday
     Passive : A house has been being built by me since yesterday

    Active  : They have been riding a motorcycles to their town
    Passive : A motorcycles have been being rode by them to their town

E. Simple Past Tense

    Active   : She sent a gift yesterday morning
    Passive : A gift was sent by her yesterday morning

    Active  : We ate a harum manis mangoes
    Passive : A Harum manis mangoes were eaten by us

F. Past continuous tense

     Active   : Roni was cleaning a bicycle at his house yesterday  
     Passive : A bicycle was being cleaned by Roni at his house yesterday

     Active   : They were wearing a new clothes in a party
     Passive : A new clothes were being worn by them in a party

G. Past Perfect Tense
 
    Active  : He had sold a car yesterday afternoon
    Passive : A car had been sold by him yesterday afternoon
   
    Active  : She had saw a boy in her office
    Passive : A boy had been seen by her in her office

H. Past Perfect Continuous Tense

    Active   : Ayu had been typing monthly reports for 2 hours at 10.00 O'clock this morning
    Passive : Monthly report had been being typed by Ayu for 2 hours at 10.00 O'clock this morning

    Active  : Raka had been singing  a song
    Passive : A song had been being sung by Raka

I. Simple future Tense

   Active  : Andre will bring a book tomorrow
   Passive : A book will be brought by Andre tomorrow

   Active  : Mrs. Rachel will give computer tomorrow
   Passive : computer will be given by Mrs. Rachel tomorrow

J. Future continuous Tense
 
   Active  : Agnes will be training lions for the royal show
   Passive : Lions will be being trained by Agnes for the royal show

   Active  : Udin will be kicking a ball at football yard
   Passive : A ball will be being kicked by Udin at football yard

K. Future Perfect Tense

    Active  : Bella will have finished her lesson
    Passive : Her lesson will have been finished by Bella

    Active  : Yunita will have made a mistake
    Passive : A mistake will have been made by Yunita

L. Future Perfect Continuous Tense

    Active   : Johanes will have been reading a book
    Passive : A book will have been being read by Johanes

    Active   : Tegar will have been washing shoes
    Passive : Shoes will have been being washed by Tegar