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1. to be, 2. to have taken, 3. to retire, 4, to be enjoying. 👍

This video lecture is of immense use for spoken as well as written english.lt will help all learn English easily.Thanks a lot sir for uploading such a nice grammatical item.

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Excellent!! You explained the lesson in such a simple, understandable way.. I really have no words to describe how good it was..👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 Thanks a lot. 🥰

Thank you sir for your explanation.It is really helpful for us to improve.

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Continuous infinitive, perfect infinitive and perfect continuous infinitive are always work as noun??

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We do have passive of continious infinitive sir for example. The match seems to be being played by players. And these type of sentences have been read by me many times in news paper, books.

Hi Guru Ashish! My best wishes is a very Happy New Year 2020 to you, too. I truly appreciate the video lesson about Active and Passive Infinitive. It is really helpful and useful. The explanations and the given examples are perfect and excellent. It is very easy to understand. On a whole, it is a well prepared lesson. Hats off to you! Today`s task answers are as follows: 1. to be 2. to have taken 3. to retire 4. to have been enjoying. By the way, I have some problem regarding the Compound Gerund forms. I got through the grammarian`s book, Wren & Martin, it gave only 4 sentences as an explanation: 1. I heard of his having gained a prize. 2. We were fatigued on account of having walked so far. 3. They were charged with having sheltered anarchists. 4. He is desirous of being praised. Would you kindly please make a lesson on this topic. I believe in you. Thanking you for keeping me posted. Best Regards, Fazil

Ashish bro , please make videos on All Modifiers ( Pre- Modifier , Post - Modifier .....etc. ) in great great great detail soon........I want to learn it from A to Z....I know only you can make me understand it. *********

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Hello Ashish, regarding the use of the word 'decide', could you look at such a sentence as 'It is up to you to decide on whose side you are on.' Is 'to decide' an infinitive?

Thanks a lot teacher .👍🙏🙏 I have a question. Can I say : (He admitted that he has done the crime .) ? I mean , can I use a noun clause instead of an infinitive ( not always , but sometimes.) ? Do they have the same meaning ? Please answer my question 🙏 Thank you so much .

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1. a) to be 2. a) to have taken 3. b) to be retired 4. b) to be enjoying Are my answers correct,sir? And I would like you to make a video on "Rather" because it has many meaning I know the usage of rather than but other uses confuses me a lot please sir explain them🙏🙏

1.a 2.b 3.a 4.b

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Sir, thanks for teaching elaborately. Could you make a video on adjectives like how adjectives go before and after the noun through which structure

I watched your video on the topic of noun phrase and adjective phrase.Having seen video,some confusion between noun phrase using gerund phrase and adjectival phrase using participle phrase. It is requested to clear the doubts.

Hi Ashish, Hope ur fine, I've been through video few days back regarding the simple and perfect infinitive, here are few examples discussed which were quite confusing. A) she is to see the show. B) she is to have seen the show. C) The plane is to arrive on time. D) The plane is to have arrived on time. Whts the difference between A and B and also C and D.

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Sir I can't understand the sentence, He went to India for what was meant to have been a 10-day visit. Why did they use "meant to have been" and not "meant to be"?

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A student handbook contains rules and procedures to be followed for seeking assistance and maintaining conduct. Why can we convert passive infinitive to active?

Hello, sir. May you are having a good time. Please tell me how I should know where to use gerunds or infinitives. For example: He admitted concealing the corpse. He admitted having concealed the corpse. He admitted to have concealed the corpse. Is there any difference? We all know that there are many verbs in English; how should I, therefore, know when to use either one? Thanks a lot💝🙏

Sir ,In active if the sentence is He needs a pen to write Shall we write ,He needs a Pen to be written

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Great job sir.. What if there is different subject e.g I am glad. He has been living in Delhi for last 10 years. For having Same subject no issue. Confused with having different subjects how to make the above sentence. Please help...

Hi,. "I want to purchase a car". in this "to purchase a car" is object of verb. In this "to purchase" is simple infinitive acting as noun. "a car" is noun phrase . Is my understanding correct? together "to purchase a car" is acting as compound noun? or we would say it's a prepositional phrase? because it's start with preposition "to".

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Sir, What is difference between the meaning of following sentences: a). Work is to be done. And b). Work is done.

Sir I am confused, Among non -finite verbs, The infinitives sometimes act as Adjective Adverb and other part of speech. So in such cases, can we convert infinitives in passive? It is mind-boggling for me, please clear it.

Hello. May you be well. I have got a question: Why can't I use passive continuous infinitives ? For example: He seems to be being helped. I think that it is correct. Am I correct ? Thanks.

1. a) to be 2. b) to take 3. a) to retire 4. a) to enjoy

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awesome. sir, I have a doubt. sir you have used stative verbs like pretends, seem etc. in all examples. can we only use the stative verb with all type of infinitive?

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Sir, 1. He admitted to have done the crime. 2. He admitted that he did the crime. Are they similar in the meaning? Kindly clarify. Thanks.

In following words with how many words can we use perfect infinitive? Hope, Expect, Love, Like, Hate. Sir please tell me and give examples of every word which is used as perfect infinitive. A teacher told me that Perfect infinitives are used with these words but he didn't give me example. Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

1)Boat is going to sink. 2) we are going to be late. Sir, in the second sentence we r using to+be+verb whereas in the first sentence we r using to+ verb, without be why it so??

Sir i was searching for passive infinitive and finally i got it. I understand from ur lesson We use passive infintive when subject is recieved action from someone ."she didn't want to be contacted by stranger" here subject she is not performing an action infact recieving it right? But look at this line "People living in cold climates enjoy to be engaged in an agreeable struggle that is not very challenging" To be engaged as object of verb work kar kar hai . Par mujy smj nai a rai ky people (subject) yaha py kesy action recieve kar rahy hain kon unko engaged kar raha hai if people is recieving action but from whom . Please isko explain kar dy or agr possible ho to sentence ko active voice mai transform bi kar dy .

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Thanks alot, An infinitive is an action that doesn't work as averb . I've been trying to figure out what that means ? Do you mean the name of the action ? I think this concept is applied to gerund too . It would br great to clarify.

Hi Ashish, perfect continuous infintive action has happened in the past or present going on could you please give me the clarify

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Sir I have this kind of problem.If we say "he wants to go" .of course" to go" acts as a noun .then my question , does TO GO act as the object of the said sentence? Then if we say " I want to buy a car for my sister , what is the object of the sentence . Is it TO BUY A CAR.?

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You pretend to have been studying VS You have been pretending to be studying. Is there any difference in meaning? Thanks Ashish.

Sir he is to come and he is to have come difference

Sir! If i say that- 1).He pretended to be studying so it means that he was studying in the past but he pretended. 2) millitants were suspected to be running so does it sound like they were running but they were suspected. I will be thankful to you if you correct me.

I understood what you said in this video but may i ask you a ques ? do you speak hindi ?

Ram to be joined by Asutosh what is the role of infinitive

Sir or ye seconcd sentence No child will be grateful for an interest in him that springs fom the thought that he will have a vote to be secured for your party or a body to be sacrificed to king and queen. Sir yaha py to be secured or to be sacrficed ka kaya function hai.

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1. I aspire TO BE an IPS officer. 2. She regrets TO HAVE TAKEN this decision. 3. My father wants TO RETIRE now. 4.She seems (All the four are correct) my company.

I aspire " to be" an Ips officer She regrets" to have taken "this decision . My father wants "to retire "now . She seems "to be enjoying" my company .

1) I aspire to be an IPS officer. 2) She regrets to have taken this decision. 3) My father wants to retire now. 4) She seems to enjoy my company.

I failed to have taken the test Is it correct??

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Can we say ? (1)He admitted the crime .is it same as ? He admitted to have done the crime And second one (2) She has been studying with her for some time instead of She seems to have been studying with her for some time Are both sentences same or different . She want to be loved ( because we use passive infintive , it is active voice sentence or pasive voice?

I aspire to be an UPS officer She regrets to have taken this decision My father wants to retire now She seems to be enjoying my company Last one I just guess .I am confused at last one

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Task answers 1,1,2,4 hi Ashish please reply answers right or wrong

1. I aspire TO BE an IPS officer I am aspiring TO BECOMING an IPS officer. I aspired TO HAVE BECOME an IPS officer. I aspire TO HAVE BEEN BECOMING an IPS officer I aspired TO HAVE BEEN BECOMING an IPS officer 2. She regrets TO TAKE this decision. She is regretting TO BE TAKING this decision Sha regretted TO HAVE TAKEN this decision She regretts TO HAVE BEEN TAKING this decision She regretted TO HAVE BEEN TAKING this decision. 3. My father wants TO RETIRE now My father is wanting TO BE RETIRING now. My father wanted TO HAVE RETIRED now My father wants TO HAVE BEEN RETIRING now MY father wanted TO HAVE BEEN RETIRING now 4. She seems TO ENJOY my company She is seeming TO BE ENJOYING my company She seemed TO HAVE ENJOYED my company She seems TO HAVE BEEN ENJOYING my compamy She seemed TO HAVE BEEN ENJOYING my company lets see how correct these were?

May I say that: 1 He was sad to have been foolished 2 We are crying to have lost our hair 3 The car was moving fast to be overtaking other ones

Today's Task :- 1.A 2.B 3.A 4.B

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Hello, sir. Is this sentence correct? He is saying to be being honest with us. I want to say this: He is saying that he is being honest with us. Are they interchangeable and correct? Do they have the same meaning? Thanks a lot.🙏👌

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Thank you, It was really confusing topic for me, I have been researching about it for many days, but I wasn't able to understand it , after watching this video alhamduallah I got it, you made it very simple and easy to me thank you again.