Passive Infinitive (A detailed masterclass)
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This lesson helps us understand what a PASSIVE INFINITIVE is and how to use it correctly.
What is a passive infinitive?
A passive infinitive is an infinitive in the passive voice.
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was expecting a lesson on passive infinitive 💯
Sir , Please upload a separate video on - " Relative Infinitive Clause / Infinitival Relative Clause " in great detail with many examples soon. Please note it down. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Sure
Thank you so much for information. We are eager to join your advance Engish course. In the meantime, I have a very kind request to you to make a video regarding of our some confusion: like different between following
Authorities concerned vs concerned authorities
The language spoken vs the spoken language
The crime committed vs the committed crime
And some other
One needs to look at the context there. If essential information is still there in the adjective clause (reduced), the participle comes later.
A man who is motivated can do anything.
A motivated man can do anything.
A man who is motivated in all circumstances always wins.
A man motivated in all circumstances always wins.
(Can't place the participle before the noun here)
@@EnglishWithAshish Sir what is different in meaning between the motivated man and the man motivated. It has always been a matter of confusion. I would really appreciate it if you could make a video using some more same kind of structure like concerned authorities vs authorities concerned, conducive environment vs environment conducive and so on
Sir this will be a new video for TH-cam and English learners
Ashish, you are a master.
Thank you, Prakash!
Excellent sir
Thank you
1) I'm not sad to be judged. 2) I hate to be called names. 3) I wanted to have been helped in that situation. 4) He is glad to have been selected by us. 5) No one is interested to be touched by you.
Good job!
@@EnglishWithAshish thanks! 😂
You are really talented.. Thanks a lot
Thank you for the kind words, Nadee!
Ashish sir ek request hai ki suffix aur prefix hai jo generally use hote hai uska bhi vedio bnayiye badi meherbani hogi 🙏
Sure, Mukund. I'll do it soon.
Well explained
Thank you
So, ka use adverb of reason ke liye bhi kiya jata hai and CONJUNCTION ke form mai bhi.
Please dono uses mai difference bataiye
It alone works as a conjunction, not as an adverb. A dependent clause starting with it functions as an adverb.
@@EnglishWithAshish ok thanks
Ashish , Please upload this topic in your Hindi channel as well soon.
Thank you so much
You're welcome, Awad!
Can I reduce every modal verb by replacing it with infinitive ?
If i say - he knows how he should do it . To shorten this if I omit 'should'{which is a modal } and place only to+ do then the sentence becomes he knows how to do it ..
Another example : there is no place where I can live .I can write this sentence in this way there is no place to live in .The infinitive to live acting as adjective modifying place .
Therefore can I replace the modal verb with infinitive to shorten a sentence .? Please reply sir ???
It's not possible with every modal in every situation. It's something to observe and understand. There aren't fixed rules about it
@@EnglishWithAshish not every time ...But can I do this ? Especially when I want to use this as adjective ..???
have + to + verb , is+ to+ verb, also an infinitive. But they are called by different names as obligations(have to)??????
Grammatically, nothing.
Like being helped
Like to be helped ...are same meaning right??
And
All she wanted to be appreciated instead of. was to be appreciated
LIKE is one of the verbs that can be followed by both gerunds and infinitives.
All she wanted was to be appreciated. The main verb was missing in your example.
1) I am not sad to be judged. 2) I hate to be called names 3) I wanted to be helped in that situation. 4) He is glad to be selected by us. 5) No one is interested to be touched by you.
Good job
He is glad to have been selected by us. 👁️
No one is interested to have been touched by us
Take my (thank you)
She ask the men to be arrested by me. She ask me to arrest the men and she ask me to be arrested.
Are they different ?? Confuse
Sir kindly tell me if it is right.
active .i want to eat apples
Passive. Apples want to be eaten by me.
Active that man wants me to eat apples.
Passive.that man wants apple to be eaten by me or.i want to be eaten apples by that man..
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He asked me to be arrested the man.
Show me reliable source for the answer
It's an ungrammatical sentence.
Correction: He asked me to be arrested.
or
He asked me to be arrest the man.
I like kids to be taught or I like to be taught by kids ?
I think your sentence isn't right, please review.
Please please sir
Completly unrelated to today's topic;Is the following sentence correct ,does it require puntuations?
Tom your house is beautiful.
We need a comma after Tom.
@@EnglishWithAshish Thank You.