Active Passive

 

Simple past
Active : Vica closed the door
Passive : The door was closed by vica

Present progressive
Active : Novia is turning on the computer
Passive : The computer is being turned on by novia

Present perfect
Active : Mary has helped John
Passive : John has been helped by mary

Simple present
Active : Tom opens the door

Passive : The door is opened by Tom

Past progressive
Active : Indra was watching television
Passive : Television was being watched by indra

Past perfect
Active : Abima had watched the movie
Passive : The movie had been watched by abima

Simple future
Active : I will give you a writing assignment in Japanese tomorrow
Passive : You will be given a writing assignment in Japanese tomorrow

Be going to
Active : The farmers are going to harvest the crops next week.
 Passive: The crops are going to be harvested by the farmers next week.

Future perfect
Active : He will have been meeting them.
Passive : They will have been being met by him.