PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL PASSIVE ACTIVE VOICE They say women live longer than men. IMPERSONAL PASSIVE It is said that women live longer than men. PERSONAL.

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PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL PASSIVE ACTIVE VOICE They say women live longer than men. IMPERSONAL PASSIVE It is said that women live longer than men. PERSONAL PASSIVE Women are said to live longer than men.

H OW TO CHANGE FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL ACCORDING TO THE TENSES ? PRESENT People claim that the Mona Lisa is the most famous painting in the world First, we observe the tense of the verbs. In this case we have a Simple Present “claim” plus another Simple Present “is”. We can make two different Passive Structures:

Impersonal Passive We place “It” as the subject. We make the normal Passive in the first verb. The rest of the sentence doesn't change: It is claimed that the Mona Lisa is the most famous painting in the world. Personal Passive We use the Second Subject as the Subject for our Passive Sentence. We make the normal Passive in the first verb. When the second verb is a Simple Present or a Simple Future, we add an infinitive + to: The Mona Lisa is claimed to be the most famous painting in the world".

MORE EXAMPLES Experts believe that it is an important discovery It is believed that it is an important discovery It is believed to be an important discovery They say that she lies all the time It is said that she lies all the time She is said to lie all the time

WHAT ABOUT THE PRESENT PREGRESSIVE? They think she is writing a book It is thought she is writing a book She is thought to be writing a book PRSENT PERFECT? They think she has written a book She is thought to have written a book

PAST They think that you lived in London Impersonal Remember we use “It” as a subject and change the first verb into the Passive Voice. The rest of the sentence doesn't change: It's thought that you lived in London Personal As the second verb is a Past Tense, we change it into a Perfect Infinitive “to have lived”. You are thought to have lived in London

MORE EXAMPLES People believe that John Lennon was a great musician It's believed that John Lennon was a great musician John Lennon is thought to have been a great musician They say that Michael studied many years on his own It's said that Michael studied many years on his own Michael is said to have studied a lot on his own

WHAT ABOUT THE PAST PROGRESSIVE? People think that the government was building new schools Impersonal It's thought that the government was building new schools Personal You know we use the second subject as the main one and change the first verb into the Passive Voice. We change the Progressive Past into a Progressive Perfect Infinitive “to have been building” The government is thought to have been building new schools

WHAT ABOUT THE PAST PERFECT? This tense follows the same pattern presented in the simple past because both started in the past and finished or are not longer happening in the present They think that you lived in London They think that you had lived in London Impersonal It is thought that you had lived in London Personal You are thought to have lived in London

FUTURE They believe that the factory will make profit soon Impersonal It's believed that the factory will make profit soon Personal We use the second subject and change the first verb into the Passive Voice When the second verb in the Passive Structure is a Simple Present or a Simple Future, we change it into a To Infinitive: The factory is believed to make profit soon

WHAT ABOUT THE FUTURE PERFECT? They say that he will have delivered all the newspapers by 8 o'clock impersonal It is said that he will have delivered all… Personal This tense follows the same pattern shown in the Present Perfect tense: He is said to have delivered all the newspapers by 8 o’clock What makes different the Future Perfect from the Present Perfect is the time expression.

MORE EXAMPLES They think that Mike will finish his project soon Impersonal It's thought that Mike will finish his project soon Personal Mike is thought to finish his project soon Scientists claim that their research will have shown important clues by the next year. Impersonal It's claimed that the research will have shown important clues by the next year Personal The research is claimed to have shown important…by the next year

NOTE: The Present Perfect continuous The Past Perfect Continuous The Future Continuous and The Future Perfect Continuous DO NOT HAVE PASSIVE STRUCTURES

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