Back to: Active-Passive Voices
Simple Present Tense
| Active Voice | Passive Voice |
|---|
| I water the plants | The plants are watered by me. |
| She helps the poor people | The poor people are helped by her |
| Dipu does the house chores | The house chores are done by Dipu |
Present Continuous Tense
| Active Voice | Passive Voice |
|---|
| He is organizing the event. | The event is being organized by him. |
| Krishna is eating butter | Butter is being eaten by Krishna |
| I am giving you this | This is being given to you by me |
Present Perfect Tense
| Active Voice | Passive Voice |
|---|
| I have done the work | The work has been done by me |
| She has received a gift | A gift has been received by her |
| Mother rebuked me | I was rebuked by mother |
Simple Present Tense
| Active Voice | Passive Voice |
|---|
| I made it | It was made by me |
| They staged a play | A play was staged by them |
| The dog bit him | He was bitten by the dog |
Past Continuous Tense
| Active Voice | Passive Voice |
|---|
| I was listening to a song | A song was being listened to by me |
| The crow was eating the fruit | The fruit was being eaten by the crow |
| The painter was drawing a picture | A picture was being drawn by the painter |
Past Perfect Tense
| Active Voice | Passive Voice |
|---|
| The writer had written a novel | A novel had been written by the writer |
| The bird had made a nest on the tree | A nest on the tree had been made by the bird |
| She had written a letter to me | A letter to me had been written by her |
Simple Future Tense
| Active Voice | Passive Voice |
|---|
| I shall clean the house | The house shall be cleaned by me. |
| He will call you | You will be called by him |
| The will build a house | A house will be built by them |
Future Perfect Tense
| Active Voice | Passive Voice |
|---|
| I shall have bought the book | The book will have been bought by me |
| Rina will have read the newspaper | The newspaper will have been read by Rina |
| Raju will have seen her | She will have been seen by Raju |
The voice change of perfect continuous and future continuous tense is not usual and applicable in English grammar.
