1. Simple Present Tense
a. Active : Anto reads newspaper everyday
Passive : The newspaper is read by Anto
b. Active : Redy play guitar once a week
Passive : The guitar is played by Redy once a week
2. Present Continuous Tense
a. Active : I am eating chocolate now
Passive : The chocolate is being eaten by me
b. Active : Joni is painting his room
Passive : Joni's room is being painted by Joni
3. Present Perfect Tense
a. Active : Rizki has repaired the motorcycle
Passive : The motorcycle has been repaired by Rizki
b. Active : The traffic accident has injured me
Passive : Me has been injured by the traffic accident
4. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
a. Active : Rizki has been cooking the fried rice
Passive : The fried rice has been being cooked by Rizki
b. Active : Bernado has been eating the fried rice
Passive : The fried rice has been being eaten by Bernado
5. Simple Past Tense
a. Active : My brother won chess match yesterday
Passive : Chess match was won by my brother yesterday
b. Active : Doni showed his talent last night
Passive : His talent was shown by Doni last night
6. Past Continuous Tense
a, Active : Dicky was selling his ride
Passive : His ride was being sold by Dicky
b. Active : Eraz was sending the message
Passive : The message was being sent by Eraz
7. Past Pefect Tense
a. Active : Dina had eaten a meatball
Passive : The meatball had been eaten by Dina
b. Active : Rosa had swept the floor
Passive : The floor had been swept by Rosa
8. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
a. Active : Ratih had been drawing a picture
Passive : A picture had been being drawn by Ratih
b. Active : Dian had been learning English
Passive : English had been being learnt by Dian
9. Simple Future Tense
a. Active : Rizki will visit the graveyard
Passive : The graveyard will be visited by Rizki
b. Active : Mubin will read a newspaper
Passive : A newspaper will be read by Mubin
10. Future Continuous Tense
a. Active : Mr. Darman will be making a noodle
Passive : The noodle will be being made by Mr. Darman
b. Active : Mr, Eko will be closing the gate
Passive : The gate will be being closed by Mr. Eko
11. Future Perfect Tense
a. Active : They will have study English
Passive : English will have been studied by them
b. Active : He will have visited his parent house
Passive : The parent house will have been visited by him
12. Future Perfect Continous Tense
a, Active : I will have been seeing the train
Passive : The train will have been being seen by me
b. Active : Diego will have been eating the cookies
Passive : The cookies will have been being eaten by Diego
