Infinitive and That

Dear Forum members:)

I'm studying the infinitive forms, and I think I understand them, but I have tried to make similar sentences with a "that " clause, but I don't know if they are correct or not, could you help me? Thank you so much:)

Active Simple Infinitive = (That, As if, When etc.)
I hope to see you again =
I hope that I’ll see you again

Active Continous Infinitive = (That, As if, When etc.)
He pretended to be watching the film =
He pretended as if he was watching the film

Active Perfect Infinitive = (That, As if, When etc.)
It is a good feeling to have ironed all the shirts =
It is a good feeling when you have ironed all the shirts

Active Perfect Continous Infinitive = (That, As if, When etc.)
They are sorry to have been playing football when the girl left =
They are sorry that they were playing football when the girl left

Passive Simple Infinitive = (That, As if, When etc.)
A lot of electrical appliances are said to be stolen every day =
It’s said that a lot of electrical appliances are stolen every day

Passive Continous Infinitive = (That, As if, When etc.)
TV was thought not to be being watched =
It was thought that the TV wasn't being watched

Passive Perfect Infinitive = (That, As if, When etc.)
Two people are reported to have been killed in the explosion =
It’s reported that two people were killed in the explosion

or It’s reported that two people have been killed in the explosion? or both?

Passive Perfect Continous Infinitive = (That, As if, When etc.)
Your story is believed to have been being typed for years =
It is belived that your story was being typed for years

or It is belived that your story have been being typed for years? or both?