- Present perfect:

(activa) He has produced a lot of money.

(pasiva) A lot of money has been produced by him.

- Past perfect:
(activa) Mary had built my notebook planner.
(pasiva) A notebook planner had been built by Mary.

- Future perfect:
Rose Will have bought that company in a couple of years.
In a couple of years a company will have been bought by Rose.

- Conditional tense:

We would have pay for that building.

A building would have been paid for them.

- Present simple:

They count a bunch of cash every day.

A bunch of money is counted by them every day.

- Present continuous:

The boss is telling the employees that they cannot check their phones at work.

Employees are being told that they cannot check their phones at work

- Past simple:

Apple CEO earned millions of dollars every single year.

Millions of dollars was earned every single year by Apple CEO.

- Past continuous

Mariley was carrying all the company’s files.

Company’s files were being carried by Mariley.

- Future simple

Luisana will convert a small company to a big one.

A small company will be converted to a big one by Luisana.

- Future continuous:

A government employee will be inspecting our business next week.

Our business will be inspected next week by a government employee.