SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE & SIMPLE PAST TENSE

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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE(ACTIVE-PASSIVE)

 1.Indonesia needs many powerful young men
Answer: Many strong young people indonesia needs

 2.She posts the story every day 
Answer: The story she posted every day

 3.The teacher theaces English once a week 
Answer: Once a week is taught by an English 

 4.We do exercise every day
Answer: We are exercise every day

 5.Top professors plant the rice at the top of the building 
Answer: Planted by professors on the building
SIMPLE PAST TENSE( PASSIVE-ACTIVE)

1.The student created the blogs yesterday 
Answer: Student created a blog yesterday

 2.The principal told the student to be good student
Answer: To be a good student said to the principal 

 3.Many singers sang the song 
Answer: The song was sung by many singers 

 4.She typed the letter last night 
Answer: The letter was typed last night by her

 5.We left the gate open
Answer: The gate was left open for us

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