FORMS OF INFINITIVES || 6 types

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[@MishaKhnna11997]

Any example of perfect infinitive referring to the object of the sentence in both passive and active form.

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Good explanation

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[@mohitnegi9080]

Thank you so much for having uploaded the beautiful video .sir, there are some verbs with which we make the infinitive .what are those verbs, adjectives, nouns.....or how can we identify that infinitive can be used with those verbs only ....please guide me... Like regret, happy, seem, clam, pretend, and so on...

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Check out the post on INFINITIVES on my website.

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[@ashwinchikate6698]

Sir, there is confusion about using passive infinitives with some of nouns and adjective. 1) the problem is easy to solve OR the problem is easy to be solved. 2) I have a house to furnish OR I have a house to be furnished. 3) metal is hard to digest OR Metal is hard to be digested. Please clarify if possible.

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Both are correct and possess the same meaning.

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[@riyaagrawalagrawal5139]

Sir.. Used to past Ke roj ka habit.. Ya would roj ka habit... Plz reply kijiye na

[@Angrezikiclass]

They both can be used for that.

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Ji

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[@KiranmoySarkar-l4c]

Sir agar bataya jay ki ,I don't want Rahul to be mimiced.to kya is want ka use causative verb jaisa hoga?

[@KiranmoySarkar-l4c]

Kiyuki mujhe lag raha ki rahul ka mimiced na honeka chahna mer dwara ho raha hay wo toh is bakyo mey nahi cha raha hay hey na uski na mimiv honeka chahna mer dwara ho raha hay.

[@Angrezikiclass]

Nahi... It's not a causative verb.

[@KiranmoySarkar-l4c]

Bhaiya ‘to be’ ka sab use mujhe jannna hay kisivi tarikese

[@KiranmoySarkar-l4c]

Agar may batau ke; It found to be false. to yahapar is ‘to be’ ko ham kya keh sakte hey?

[@Angrezikiclass]

The sentence is incorrect.

[@premjeetmaurya6284]

Sir ji, please tell me, the right answer, please

[@parthasarathidas8202]

mimicked

[@ajeetsingh-cc1cm]

Ashish wants to help the kids. इसकी passive voice होगी - Ashish wants the kids to be helped.

[@Angrezikiclass]

Right. We change the voice of the object.

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