1. Simple Present Tense
a. Active: She helps you to clean your room
- Passive: You are helped by her to clean your room
b. Active: I repair his motorcycle
- Passive: His motorcycle is repaired by me
2. Present Continuous Tense
a. Active: I am finishing my homework
- Passive: My homework is being finished by me
b. Active: She is drinking medicine
- Passive: Medicine is being drunk by her
3. Present Perfect Tense
a. Active: You have done your homework
- Passive: Your homework have been done by you
b. They have sold my magazines
- Passive: My magazines have been sold by them
4. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
a. Active: Tina has been cooking a beef
- Passive: A beef has been being cooked by Tina
b. Active: I have been reading a novel
- Passive: A novel have been being read by me
5. Simple Past Tense
a. Active: I bought a newspaper yesterday
- Passive: A newspaper was bought by me yesterday
b. Active: We made a pudding last week
- Passive: A pudding was made by us last week
6. Past Continuous Tense
a. Active: They were playing ping pong when I met them
- Passive: Ping pong was being played by them when I met them
b. Active: She was singing a song
- Passive: A song was being sung by her
7. Past Perfect Tense
a. Active: I had met Afgan in mall
- Passive: Afgan had been met me in mall
b. Active: You had killed the snake
- The snake had been killed by you
8. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
a. Active: I had been reading a message from him
- Passive: A message from him had been being read by me
b. Active: Chris had been eating a burger
- Passive: A burger had been being eaten by Chris
9. Simple Future Tense
a. Active: You will lend a dictionary to me
- Passive: A dictionary will be lent by you to me
b. Active: I will give a shirt to you
- Passive: A shirt will be given by me to you
10. Future Continuous Tense
a. Active: Ina will be buying a dress
- Passive: A dress will be being bought by Ina
b. Active: They will be playing football
- Passive: Football will be being played by them
11. Future Perfect Tense
a. Active: Dwika will has burned Rizki’ house
- Passive: Rizki’s house will has been burned by Dwika
b. Active: I will have brought a donut
- Passive: A donut will have been brought by me
12. Future Perfect Continuous Tense
a. Active: She will has been swimming in pool
- Passive: In pool will has been being swum by her
b. Active: I will have been writing a letter
- Passive: A letter will have been being written by me
