Gerunds and Infinitives in Perfect and Passive Forms

This is an advanced English grammar lesson on Gerunds and Infinitives in the Perfect and Passive Forms.
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Teacher A teacher taught the passive with the gerund online. But, the way he converted the active voice into the passive voice was not digestive. See his examples: He likes teaching. Active voice He turned the sentence into the passive the following way: He likes being taught. How? In the active sentence, he acts as a teacher. While in his passive voice, he turns himself as a learner. I suggest he should gave frames the sentence the following way: He likes the students being taught. This sentence fulfils his wish of teaching. I await your clarification. Regards Hyderabad - India

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