PERFECT (COMPLEX) INFINITIVES
This material explores complex and perfect infinitives specifically tailored for third-year students of English grammar. Provided by Assistant Professor Muayad R. Habib from the College of Basic Education at Al-Mustansyria University.
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PERFECT (COMPLEX) PERFECT (COMPLEX) INFINITIVES INFINITIVES By: Asst. Prof. Muayad R. Habib / Dept. of English / English Grammar / For All Third Year Students / College of Basic Education / Al-Mustansyria University / Mar. 2020
When do we use perfect Infinitive? When do we use perfect Infinitive? . It is used when we want to be clear that we are talking about an earlier time or a completed action. ( to have + P.P. ) I am glad to have seen you, he said .
PERFECT INFINITIVE PERFECT INFINITIVE : ACTIVE ACTIVE & PASSIVE PASSIVE Perfect Continuous Infinitive To have been + V. ing Passive Perfect Infinitive To have been + P.P. Active Perfect Infinitive To have + P.P.
EXAMPLES EXAMPLES to have + P.P. 3. They ll pretend to have been sleeping. 1. Your homework was supposed to have been done by you. to have been + P.P. 2. Jack seems to have been ill . to have been + V.ing
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