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Impersonal passive

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1. Lord Peter concludes that the inhabitants' curiosity was not such a bad thing.
> It (by Lord Peter) that the inhabitants’ curiosity was not such a bad thing.

2. They have discovered that something important was happening around the lighthouse.
> It (by them) that something important was happening around the lighthouse.

3. Ody and Lord Peter decided to communicate the background of the situation.
> It (by Ody and Lord Peter) to communicate the background of the situation.

4. The whole island learned that Desdemonia Blackevil could return back.
> It (by the whole island) that Desdemonia Blackevil could return back.

5. Most of us remember the last time she tried to rule the island.
> It (by most of us) the last time she tried to rule the island.

6. She knew that our enclave was protected by magic keys.
> It (by her) that our enclave was protected by magic keys.

7. At that time, Desdaemonia tried some powerful spells against our country.
> At that time, it (by Desdaemonia) some powerful spells against our country.

8. Ody analysed that Desdaemonia had desired to reach some particular places.
> It (by Ody) that Desdaemonia had desired to reach some particular places.

9. He noticed that some potential weaknesses were present in front of the violence of those attacks.
It (by him) that some potential weaknesses were present in front of the violence of those attacks.

10. So, Lord Peter and Ody elaborated new strategies of defense.
> It (by Lord Peter and Ody) new strategies of defense.