Active Passive

Simple present
Active : Justin drives the car
Passive : The car is driven by Justin

Present progressive
Active : Adam is catching the snake
Passive : The snake is being caught by Adam

Present perfect
Active : Joni has burned the fish
Passive : The fish has been burned by Jono

Simple past
Active : Santi cooked the noodle
Passive : The noodle was cooked by Santi

Past progressive
Active : Dina was folding the clothes
Passive : The clothes was being folded by Dina

Past perfect
Active : Rasyid had improved the bicycle
Passive : The bicycle had been improved by Rasyid

Simple future
Active : Bram will open the store
Passive : The store will be opened by Bram

Be going to
Active : Chintya is going to lock the door
Passive : The door is going to be locked by Chintya

Future perfect
Active : Christian will have buy the car
Passive : The car will have been bought by Christian