Lo difícil de “passive voice” es la conjugación del verbo [be].

Si el verbo en la oración activa está en presente

simple, el verbo [be] en la oración pasiva también será en presente simple más el “past participle” del verbo
original. Si el verbo en la oración activa está en futuro con “will”, el verbo [be] en la oración pasiva también será en
futuro con “will” más el “past participle” del verbo original.

Mira:

ACTIVE VOICE PASSIVE VOICE

SUBJECT [VERB] object + … SUBJECT [BE] past …
(orginal participle
object) (of original
verb)
Present A lot of watch the news The news is watched by a lot of
simple people every day. people
every day.
Past simple A lot of watched the news The news was watched by a lot of
people on people on
11/09/01 11/09/01
Future with A lot of will watch the news The news will be watched by a lot of
“will” people tomorrow. people
tomorrow.
Modal A lot of must the news to The news must be watched by a lot of
verbs people watch be well- people to
informed. be
successful.
Present A lot of are the news The news is being watched by a lot of
continuous people watching right now. people right
now.
Present A lot of have the news The news has been watched by a lot of
perfect people watched during their people
life. throughout
history.

Fíjense que en la columna “past participle”, el forma del verbo no cambia! Queda igual: watched.

Pero miren en la columna [be] … Aquí cambia el verbo [be] en que depende en el tiempo.

Entonces si el tiempo es: El verbos [be] está conjugado así:

PRESENT SIMPLE am
is
are
PRESENT CONTINUOUS am being
is being
are being
PAST SIMPLE was
were + PAST PARTICIPLE!
PAST CONTINUOUS was being
were being
FUTURE WITH WILL will be
MODAL VERBS (can, must, etc.) must be
can be
should be
PRESENT PERFECT has been
have been
PAST PERFECT had been