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Passive + infinitive

Sample sentences: 1.He is said to know some very influential people. 2.Our manager is believed to be leaving the company. 3.The company is claimed to have lost a great deal on the project.

Form: It is said that a very rich man. is said he He is to be passive +infinitive a very rich man.

Form: It is said that is said inflation is rising. to be rising. Inflation passive +infinitive

Form: It is said that a lot of money. is said. the company lost to have lost The company passive + infinitive a lot of money

1.To refer to the present or future we use simple infinitive. It is believed that he is a good manager. He is believed to be a good manager. 2. To refer to an activity in progress at the moment of speaking we use continuous infinitive. It is rumoured that inflation is increasing. Inflation is rumoured to be increasing. 3. To refer to the past we use perfect infinitive. It is said that they suffered huge losses last year. to have suffered They are said to have suffered huge losses last year. Infinitives

1.It is claimed that he is the richest man in Serbia. He is claimed to be the richest man in Serbia. 2.It is expected that the company will move its premises to London next year. The company is expected to move its premises to London next year. Simple infinitive

Continuous infinitive 1.It is expected that they are planning a major new investment. They are expected to be planning a major new investment. 2.It is believed that our manager will be staying in Paris for five days. Our manager is believed to be staying in Paris for five days.

Perfect infinitive 1.It is thought that he made a lot of money last year. He is thought to have made a lot of money last year. 2.It is claimed that prices have risen again. Prices are claimed to have risen again.

Perfect continuous infinitive People say that Obama was giving a speech in Chicago last week. Obama is said to have been giving a speech in Chicago last week. It was thought that the thieves had been living in a hidden hut. The thieves were thought to have been living in a hidden hut.

We use the passive + infinitive: 3.with verbs such as: CLAIM SAY THINK ALLEGE CONSIDER BELIEVE REPORT RUMOUR SUPPOSE KNOW EXPECT UNDERSTAND 2. mainly in newspaper reporting The Hungarian economy is expected to expand by 6% over the next two years. 1. when the statement is speculative (the information is not confirmed) Many investment banks are believed to have suffered losses in recent months.

1.It is said that the minister is in favour of decreasing corporation tax. is said to be The minister is said to be in favour of decreasing corporation tax. 2.People think that the board has made the decision. is thought to have made The board is thought to have made the decision. 3.It is considered that he is the best chairman the company has ever had. is considered to be He is considered to be the best chairman the company has ever had. 4.It is believed that the terrorists want a new ceasefire. are believed to want The terrorists are believed to want a new ceasefire.

5.People expect that the Hungarian economy will expand 6% over the next two years. is expected to expand The Hungarian economy is expected to expand 6% over the next two years. 6.It is thought that many investment banks have suffered losses in the “junk bond” market. are thought to have suffered losses Many investment banks are thought to have suffered losses in the “junk bond” market. 7.It is known that Ericsson is looking at the possibility of outsourcing its low price phones in Taiwan. is known to be looking at Ericsson is known to be looking at the possibility of outsourcing its low price phones in Taiwan. 8.It is believed that the company will expand its range of services. is believed to expand The company is believed to expand its range of services.

headlines Andrea is estimated to have attained a peak intensity of 65 mph It is estimated that there are around 1,800 thunderstorms that occur across our planet every day The president is expected to meet with the leaders of what government? Obama is expected to push for growth at G-8 summit The man was believed to be his wife’s death.