PASSIVE VOICE with Present Perfect Continuous

Or maybe "that ball has been..."?

Lol. Yes, you're right. A little mistake.

My point is if there's other way to do this to emphasize the continuous form found in active voice.

Or:
Soccer ***** have been kicked by Joe for the past 5 years.
In one place or another, a soccer ball has been kicked by Joe for the past 5 years.

EyeSeeYouJoe has been kicking that ball for the past 5 years.

EyeSeeYouThe ball has been kicked by Joe for the past 5 years.

Not quite.
That ball has been being kicked by Joe for the past five years.
CJ

CJ, isn't this very similar to my question. It sounds like Joe has been continuously kicking the ball for the past 5 years.

CJ: That's what I wanted to know, if that form existed. Sounds odd, though.

EyeSeeYouJoe has been kicking that ball for the past 5 years.

How would you turn it into Passive Voice?

The continuous perfect is incorrect in the passive. In other words, your sentence cannot be changed into the passive.
CB

Cool Breeze
The continuous perfect is incorrect in the passive. In other words, your sentence cannot be changed into the passive.

CB

But -- CJ just did it. I would say it doesn't sound very natural in the passive, but what's "incorrect" about CJ's version? (That ball has been being kicked by Joe for the past five years)

New2grammarIt sounds like Joe has been continuously kicking the ball for the past 5 years.

Not any more than the active form says so. Joe has been kicking that ball for the past five years.Transforming a silly active into a passive is not going to de-sillify it!

desillify... That's new to me. Thanks, CJ.