What is the past present and future tense of voice?

"Voice" itself doesn't have tenses like verbs do. It refers to the grammatical structure of a sentence that indicates who or what performs the action. Here's how it works:

Active Voice: The subject of the sentence performs the action.

* Past: "The dog chased the ball."

* Present: "The dog chases the ball."

* Future: "The dog will chase the ball."

Passive Voice: The subject of the sentence receives the action.

* Past: "The ball was chased by the dog."

* Present: "The ball is chased by the dog."

* Future: "The ball will be chased by the dog."

Therefore, it's not "voice" that has tenses, but the verbs within sentences that are in active or passive voice that change tenses.