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Moving the spotlight

Who is on stage?

When the passive helps

Passive forms

The passive in every tense

Getting things done

Reporting and impersonal structures

What you were told

Impersonal statements in essays

Practice

Past passive

Present perfect passive

Being repaired

I was told

Having it done

Modal passive

Apologised for

Advised me to

Impersonal passive

Why the passive?

Insisted on

Not cleaned yet

Said to be

Assured that

Active for friends

Word search: passive and reporting

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Passive, reporting and impersonal structures for General Training writing: accurate passive forms, getting things done, reporting what you were told, and impersonal statements in essays.

Put the focus where it belongs with accurate passives, explain what you were told or promised, use reporting verbs with the right patterns, and write impersonal essay statements with confidence.

GT Grammar 8: Passive, Reporting and Impersonal Structures

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