v Simple Present Tense
1. Active : Ani sweeps the floor
Passive : The floor
is swept by Ani
2. Active : Heri reads the books
Passive : The books
are read by Heri
v Present Continuous Tense
1. Active : Sarah is writing a novel
Passive : A novel
is being written by Sarah
2. Active : We are riding the horses
Passive : The horses
are being ridden by us
v Present Perfect Tense
1. Active : Andi has opened the book
Passive : The book
has been opened by Andi
2. Active : I have seen the snake
Passive : The snake
has been seen by me
v Present Perfect Continuous Tense
1. Active : He has been reading a comic
Passive : A comic
has been being read by him
2.
Active : My
father has been washing the car
Passive : The car
has been being washed by my father
v Simple Past Tense
1. Active : Dea sent the letter
Passive : The
letter was sent by Dea
2. Active : Desi bought the cookies
Passive : The
cookies were bought by Desi
v Past Continuous Tense
1. Active : Dani was eating a plate of fried rice
Passive : A plate
of fried rice was being eaten by Dani
2. Active : Hana was playing the laptop
Passive : The
laptop was being played by Hana
v Past Perfect Tense
1. Active : I had eaten a bowl of porridge
Passive : A bowl of
porridge had been eaten by me
2. Active : I had signed the contract
Passive : The
contract had been signed by me
v Past Perfect Continuous Tense
1. Active : He had been playing the ball
Passive : The ball
had been being played by him
2. Active : Ajeng had been boiling the water
Passive : The water
had been being boiled by Ajeng
v Present Future Tense
1. Active : We will visit our uncle
Passive : Our uncle
will be visited by us
2. Active : Beni will meet his friend
Passive : His
friend will be met by Beni
v Future Continuous Tense
1. Active : My sister will be sending the data
Passive : The data
will be being sent by my sister
2. Active : She will be helping Ana
Passive : Ana will be
being helped by her
v Present Future Perfect Tense
1. Active : We will have written the contract
Passive : The
contract will have been written by us
2. Active : Rina will have sold the bike
Passive : The bike
will have been sold by Rina
v Present Future Perfect Continuous Tense
1. Active : Yanti will have been giving novel
Passive : A novel
will have been being given by Yanti
2. Active : She shall have been driving a car
Passive : A car
shall have been being driven by her
