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The delegation is known to arrivesoon. | , . |
The delegation was announced to have arrived. | , . |
The delegation is expected to be met at me station. | , . |
The delegation was reported to have been met. | , . |
2) to appear , -, to seem , to prove , to happen , to turn out . .
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She appears to study at the Law Institute. | , , . |
The meeting seems to have finished long ago. | , . |
He turned out to be a dishonest man. | , . |
3) , to be likely , , unlikely , , sure, certain , , , .
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The lecture is likely to be in Hall 7. | , . |
The delegation is unlikely to arrive soon. | , . |
He is sure to come. | . |
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1. (to do) , -:
He is said to be in London. | , () . |
He was said to be in London. | , ( ) . |
2. (to be doing) , -:
He is said to be selling his car. | , . |
3. (to have done) , :
He is said to have been to London. | , . |
He was said to have been to London. | , ( ) . |
4. - (to have been doing) , , :
He is said to have been working... | , - ... |
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