Impersonal passive is a grammatical construction used to describe a situation where an action is performed without specifying the doer of the action. It is often used in formal or scientific writing, such as in academic papers, technical reports, or news articles.
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It + is + past participle + that clause
Impersonal passive is used to:
The structure relies on reporting or opinion verbs. Common examples include believe, say, think, report, consider, claim, and expect . When converting an active sentence into a passive reporting format, two distinct structures can be formed. 1. The "It" + Passive Verb Structure
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If the action happened before the reporting verb, use to have + past participle .
Impersonal passive is a grammatical construction used to describe a situation where an action is performed without specifying the doer of the action. It is often used in formal or scientific writing, such as in academic papers, technical reports, or news articles.
Ready to practice? I have generated a PDF worksheet with 20 questions ranging from beginner to advanced levels. It includes an answer key so you can check your work.
It + is + past participle + that clause
Impersonal passive is used to:
The structure relies on reporting or opinion verbs. Common examples include believe, say, think, report, consider, claim, and expect . When converting an active sentence into a passive reporting format, two distinct structures can be formed. 1. The "It" + Passive Verb Structure
Just add “PDF” to your Google search, or look for their section.
If the action happened before the reporting verb, use to have + past participle .
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