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The impersonal passive - It is said/He is said to

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  1. It is said/He is said to - When do we use it?
  2. It is said/He is said to - How do we form it?
  3. Different tenses in personal passive constructions
  4. Progressive form of the infinitive
  5. Passive form of the infinitive
  6. The forms of the Infinitive

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The impersonal passive – It is said/He is said to Progressive form of the infinitive
Lesson 4 of 6
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Progressive form of the infinitive

The impersonal passive – It is said/He is said to Progressive form of the infinitive

A) at present

  • It’s thought that she is studying now.
    → She is thought to be studying now.

 

B) in the past

  • It’s said that she was studying very hard.
    → She is said to have been studying very hard.
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