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    The document provides an example of changing an active sentence to passive using the underlined reporting verb. It instructs the reader to fill in gaps with passive structures using the passive form of underlined reporting verbs and not to use contracted forms.

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    The document provides an example of changing an active sentence to passive using the underlined reporting verb. It instructs the reader to fill in gaps with passive structures using the passive form of underlined reporting verbs and not to use contracted forms.

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    The document provides an example of changing an active sentence to passive using the underlined reporting verb. It instructs the reader to fill in gaps with passive structures using the passive form of underlined reporting verbs and not to use contracted forms.

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    The document provides an example of changing an active sentence to passive using the underlined reporting verb. It instructs the reader to fill in gaps with passive structures using the passive form of underlined reporting verbs and not to use contracted forms.

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    Fill in the gaps with a passive structure using the passive form of the underlined reporting verbs.

    Do NOT use contracted


    forms. EXAMPLE: People think he is guilty. He is thought to be guilty. It is thought that he is guilty.

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