how to use Perfect Infinitive

How to use the perfect infinitive in English.

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[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

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[@heroes-of-balkan]

No body: This teacher: *_to the further past_*

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

past/ future within past and future points from the current

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[@user-vl3vm5pn2h]

Not good examples, the constraction be+to+verb needs to be explained additionally. The plain is to arrive on time, what does it mean? The pkane will arrive or the plain is expected to arrive on time or sth else?

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

(to be) + (to infinitive). I am to walk = I will walk. expectation or statement of action depends on context. cool comment

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[@hayyam1352]

Thank you, now I understood perfect infinitive👍

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

glad to clarify

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thanks for the encouragement.

[@janakp2252]

Good tutorial,what about iam glad to go and I am glad to have gone means Also iam glad to work with you..

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

Having read this comment I am glad about someone having learned the difference between glad to go and glad to have gone.

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glad to clarify

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Awesome video!. Teacher, could you please make a video about passive infinitive? . Thanks in advance.

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Very good!

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

glad to clarify

[@Sultan-in1gu]

Hi yor perfect infinitive lesson understoof but give more example of other sentences too.and more easy to understand.

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[@nassimamhamedi1859]

Thank you for the video, but i would like to know when WE have to use the perfect intinitive. I mean it could be confused with the present perfect. Even if the construction is defferente , it could be difficult to know when i have to use the perfect intinitive or the present perfect ( or past perfect). Could you help us ?

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

an infinitive isn't a verb, it's an adverb. Present perfect is a verb form. Infinitive example: We like to play... to play infinitive adjective of main verb like. We have liked... That's present perfect main verb tense. This is a good question, next video on this.

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[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

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[@gda295]

athnx [ new terms here; past and paster]

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

past and further past, cool

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[@paradisediamond7333]

sir I try to understand

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

to understand is an infinitive which is like an adverb for the main verb try. You do understand!

[@BanglaEnglishword4047]

I want to go, I want to have gone, I have got it, but I want to know this :- I want to had gone . What meaning stands there; Explained it bro...we would have been benefited by your .....

[@rufus6711]

I want to had gone(wrong).

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

I want to have had gone. That is correct. Good idea, I'm going to make a video on that.

[@JotStudyHub]

I want to have cleaned clothes or I was to clean clothes???

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

totally different sentences with totally different meanings

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[@shanusha4778]

So waht is the difference, He is said to be gone He is said to have gone????

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

People say he is gone now. People say he has gone in the past.

[@PradeepKumar-fq7fz]

Hi, iam confused because you didn't give clarity regarding your sentence for example I want to have gone what does it mean ya is it completed action or regret the action has happened or not I hope you understand please reply

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

yes, "I want to have gone" means regret at not having gone.

[@PradeepKumar-fq7fz]

@@nativespeakerenglishteache2067 OK thank you

[@PradeepKumar-fq7fz]

@@nativespeakerenglishteache2067 the plane was to have arrived on time vs the plane is to have arrived on time so both are regret am I correct or not please give me reply sir

[@PradeepKumar-fq7fz]

Hi sir, reply please

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

@@PradeepKumar-fq7fz was + clause talks about past.. is + clause talks about future/present

[@hesamvazife5073]

I think that your example is wrong. I want to have gone 🧐. Is that correct ? I have learned that we can't use "Want" with a perfect infinitive. Thanks.

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

forget about rules. There is present moment. This present moment has past and future moments. Those past and future moments also have past and future moments. Yes that is correct. You wanted to go in the past of the past.

[@Chandankumar-ue9oh]

It is way too confusing . At least , give examples to make us understand.

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

there exists only present moment. This present moment has past and future moments. Each of those past and future moments also has past and future moments.

[@pratibhabhandari9164]

Present perfect is related with past and the present which means action that started in the past has the result now. Action that started and continued for sometime is complete now. How is it connected with perfect infinitive. Have you made any videos on its uses. Without knowing the uses,it is difficult to understand your explanation.

[@nativespeakerenglishteache2067]

past perfect and present perfect use the participles after the verb have. "I've/ I had seen the game." Perfect infinitive has subject, verb, and to have infinitive which operates same as present perfect. "They wanted to have seen the game" means "they" wanted something to have occurred in the past. Switch to "they want to have seen the game" and now it means the in the present they want something to have occurred in the past.

[@user-ul5pt1yb8z]

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