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Impersonal passive

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1. Some of us noticed that large crates had been brought during last rejoicings.
> It (by some of us) that large crates had been brought during last rejoicings.

2. We have learned that werewolves couldn’t identify the slightest smell on them.
> It (by us) that werewolves couldn’t identify the slightest smell on them.

3. Dark elves detected around them an unusual halo located far beyond standard perceivable frequencies.
> It around them an unusual halo located far beyond standard perceivable frequencies.

4. Ody decides to move those special crates into the lighthouse new rooms.
> It (by Ody) to move those special crates into the lighthouse new rooms.

5. At this moment, some of us understood that something special had just happened.
> It (by some of us) that something special had just happened.

6. We know that our sweet Ody has more than one string to his bow.
> It that our sweet Ody has more than one string to his bow.

7. Ody's friends observe that he frequently refers to a task as unknown when it is complex.
> It (by Ody’s friend) that he frequently refers to a task as unknown when it is complex.

8. Some nights, the nearest inhabitants heard noises originating from the lighthouse.
> Some nights, it (by some inhabitants) noises originating from the lighthouse.

9. We know that Lord Peter managed to observe what Ody did on certain nights.
> It that Lord Peter managed to observe what Ody did on certain nights.

10. Lord Peter considers this nocturnal activity important for the island safety.
> It (by Lord Peter) that this nocturnal activity is important for the island safety.