Passive Voice

Simple Present Tense

• Active : She usually does her homework
• Passive : The homework is usually done by her
• Active : I keep your secret
• Passive : Your secret is kept by me

 Present Continous Tense

• Active : You are leaving Agu now
• Passive : Agu is being left by you now
• Active : He is buying a book
• Passive : Book is being bought by him

 Present Perfect Tense

• Active : Teacher has explained the lesson
• Passive : The lesson has been explained by teacher
• Active : They have finished their homeworks
• Passive : Their homeworks have been finished by them

Present Perfect Continous Tense

• Active : We have been riding horses for three days
• Passive : Horses have been being ridden by us for three days
• Active : He has been meeting them
• Passive : They have been being met by him

Simple Past Tense

• Active : Andre killed someone
• Passive : Someone was killed by Andre
• Active : He borrowed my motorcycle last week
• Passive : My motorcycle was borrowed by him last week

Past Continous Tense

• Active : The children were playing football when i slap them
• Passive : Football was being played by the children when i slap them
• Active : He was drinking mineral water
• Passive : Mineral water was being drunk by him

Past Perfect Tense

• Active : I had seen this film.
• Passive : This film had been seen by me.
• Active : Rudi had caught the ball
• Passive : The ball had been caught by Rudi

Past Perfect Continous Tense

• Active : They had been writing letters
• Passive : Letters had been being written by them
• Active : He had been sending a SMS
• Passive : A SMS had been being sent by him

Simple Future Tense

• Active : I won't fix the machine
• Passive : The machine won't be fixed by me
• Active : The farmer will harvest the crops
• Passive : The crops will be harvest by the farmer

Future Continous Tense

• Active : I will be sweeping the floor
• Passive : The floor will be being swept by me
• Active : April will be making a mistake
• Passive : A mistake will be made by April

Future Perfect Tense

• Active : You will have spoken english well
• Passive : English will have been spoken well by you
• Active : The workers will have built the flyover roads.
• Passive : The flyover roads will have been built by the workers

Future Perfect Continous Tense

• Active : They will have been entering this club.
• Passive : This club will have been being entered by them
• Active : The cat will have been blowing the candle
• Passive : The candle will have been being blown by the cat