Ejercicios C1 : practicar las formas pasivas complejas en inglés

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Estos ejercicios te ayudarán a consolidar las estructuras pasivas avanzadas del inglés que aparecen en textos periodísticos y académicos. Pon a prueba tu dominio de la pasiva con verbos de opinión, el infinitivo perfecto y la causativa con have/get.

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Exercice 1 — Completa las frases con la forma pasiva correcta

Completa cada oración con la forma pasiva adecuada del verbo entre paréntesis. Presta atención al tiempo verbal y al tipo de estructura requerida.

  1. The suspect ___ (believe / infinitivo perfecto pasivo) to have left the country before the arrest warrant was issued.
  2. The prime minister ___ (report / presente simple pasivo con verbo de opinión) to be considering a major cabinet reshuffle.
  3. She finally ___ (have / causativa pasada) her damaged roof ___ (repair) after months of delays.
  4. The ancient manuscripts ___ (allege / infinitivo perfecto pasivo) to have been smuggled out of the country decades ago.
Correction

  1. The suspect is believed to have left the country before the arrest warrant was issued.
  2. The prime minister is reported to be considering a major cabinet reshuffle.
  3. She finally had her damaged roof repaired after months of delays.
  4. The ancient manuscripts are alleged to have been smuggled out of the country decades ago.

Exercice 2 — Corrige los errores en las estructuras pasivas

Cada oración contiene un error relacionado con las formas pasivas complejas estudiadas en el curso. Identifica el error y reescribe la oración correctamente.

  1. The CEO is known to has accepted a bribe from a rival company.
  2. They got their entire office building renovating before the international conference.
  3. The new policy is considered be a significant step forward by most analysts.
  4. The scientist is thought to discovered a cure for the disease two years ago.
Correction

  1. The CEO is known to have accepted a bribe from a rival company.
  2. They got their entire office building renovated before the international conference.
  3. The new policy is considered to be a significant step forward by most analysts.
  4. The scientist is thought to have discovered a cure for the disease two years ago.

Exercice 3 — Transforma las oraciones usando estructuras pasivas complejas

Reescribe cada oración utilizando la estructura pasiva indicada entre corchetes, sin cambiar el significado original.

  1. People say that the government mishandled the crisis. [pasiva con verbo de opinión + infinitivo perfecto]
  2. A professional technician repaired her laptop for her. [causativa con have]
  3. Experts believe that the painting was stolen from the museum in the 1970s. [pasiva con verbo de opinión + infinitivo perfecto pasivo]
  4. A designer is going to update their company website for them. [causativa con get]
Correction

  1. The government is said to have mishandled the crisis.
  2. She had her laptop repaired by a professional technician.
  3. The painting is believed to have been stolen from the museum in the 1970s.
  4. They are going to get their company website updated by a designer.

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