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1) The man is too weak to walk / The man is so weak that he cannot walk . 2) The bi- cycle is too fragile to be ridden /The bi-cycle is so fragile that it can't be ridden. 3)Did the road need to be repaired at this time? 4) The abandoned tree needs to be cut promptly. 5)The student was supposed to be studying at his home/ It was supposed that the student was studying at his home. 6)The movie is reported to be being displayed at Nandan,Kolkata/It is reported that the movie is being displayed at Nandan, Kolkata. 7) He is likely to have got a new flat / It is likely that he has got a new flat. 8) The car appears to have been painted in a well -known garage / It appears that the car has been painted in a well -known garage. 9) John is understood to be playing the carrom board alone last night / It is being understood that John was playing the carrom board alone last night. 10)He is believed to have killed a tiger / It is believed that he has killed a tiger. 11)A tiger is believed to have been killed in the forest / It is believed that a tiger has been killed in the forest. Sir, Please check. Thanks.
Sir, everything is OK. But it is written in the grammer book(old version) by P.KDesarkar, stating that the usage of double passive in a simple sentence is grammatically wrong. I get confused by using it. Pl drop a line in this regard and oblige .
A) Sir, in sentence no.3 , may we write ' Doesn't ' in place of ' Didn't 'as in the sentence it is said -- Mohilati chay na. ...... . B) In no. 6, is it grammatically correct if we write as --- When I saw him, he seemed to be waiting for someone then. I know where we use When, the use of Then is not needed, so it's redundant. But sir, if we use THEN in this sentence whether it will be grammagically correct. C) In no.8, sir, If we omit the word ' Yesterday ' from the sentence then may we write as -- Rahim was understood to be lying in front of everyone . Or, It is understood that Rahim was lying in front of everyone. Sir, Please reply, thanks .
The Taj Mahal is heard / said to have been being built for 22 years. Sir, may we write the following both sentences as its alternative ? It is heard that the Taj Mahal had been being built for 22 years. Or, It is heard that the Taj Mahal has been being built for 22 years. Sir, Please reply., thanks.
@EnglishTutorialJayantaSir He seems or He seemed to be being..... Will these be correct sir? Waiting to get a feedback at your convenience. With regards sir 🙏🏽
12) The soldiers were claimed to have killed a militant at the border / It was claimed that the soldiers had killed a militant at the border. 13)A militant was claimed to have been killed at the border / It was claimed that a militant had been killed at the border. 14) He is thought to have been sick for a week/ It is thought that he has been sick for a week . 15) He is believed to have been in London since '2020/It is believed that he has been in London since ' 2020. 16) He pretented not to have studied in front of his friends / He pretented that he had not studied in front of his friends. 17) The report is expected(hoped )to have been completed before the doctor comes / It is expected ( hoped ) that the report will have been completed before the doctor comes. 18) He is heard to have been working in the company for last five years / It is heard that he has been working in the company for last five years. 19)The shares of the famous company seem to have been giving a lucrative return for so long / It seems that the shares of the famous company have been giving a lucrative return for so long. 20)The teacher is proud to have been being honoured since his joining in the school / The teacher is proud that he has been being honoured since his joining in the school. 21) The grammar book is believed to have been being written for two years / It is believed that the grammar book had been being written for two years. 22) Teachers are meant to have sound knowledge in their respective subjects /It is meant that teachers have sound knowledge in their respective subjects. 23) We are happened to have got an excellent teacher like you / It is happened that we have got an excellent teacher like you. Sir, Please check. Thanks.
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1) The man is too weak to walk / The man is so weak that he cannot walk .
2) The bi- cycle is too fragile to be ridden /The bi-cycle is so fragile that it can't be ridden.
3)Did the road need to be repaired at this time?
4) The abandoned tree needs to be cut promptly.
5)The student was supposed to be studying at his home/ It was supposed that the student was studying at his home.
6)The movie is reported to be being displayed at Nandan,Kolkata/It is reported
that the movie is being displayed at Nandan, Kolkata.
7) He is likely to have got a new flat / It is likely that he has got a new flat.
8) The car appears to have been painted in a well -known garage / It appears that the car has been painted in a well -known garage.
9) John is understood to be playing the carrom board alone last night / It is being understood that John was playing the carrom board alone last night.
10)He is believed to have killed a tiger / It is believed that he has killed a tiger.
11)A tiger is believed to have been killed in the forest / It is believed that a tiger has been killed in the forest.
Sir, Please check.
Thanks.
Sir, everything is OK. But it is written in the grammer book(old version) by P.KDesarkar, stating that the usage of double passive in a simple sentence is grammatically wrong. I get confused by using it. Pl drop a line in this regard and oblige .
sir furure continuous tense এ passive sentence এ be এর পর being হয়না getting হতে পারে।
A) Sir, in sentence no.3 , may we write ' Doesn't ' in place of ' Didn't 'as in the sentence it is said -- Mohilati chay na. ...... .
B) In no. 6, is it grammatically correct if we write as --- When I saw him, he seemed to be waiting for someone then.
I know where we use When, the use of Then is not needed, so it's redundant.
But sir, if we use THEN in this sentence whether it will be grammagically correct.
C) In no.8, sir, If we omit the word ' Yesterday ' from the sentence then may we write as --
Rahim was understood to be lying in front of everyone .
Or, It is understood that Rahim was lying in front of everyone.
Sir, Please reply, thanks .
The Taj Mahal is heard / said to have been being built for 22 years.
Sir, may we write the following both sentences as its alternative ?
It is heard that the Taj Mahal had been being built for 22 years.
Or, It is heard that the Taj Mahal has been being built for 22 years.
Sir, Please reply., thanks.
It is expected that the work will be finished before boss arrives.is it correct?
Correct Sentence
Sir, we are not adept at longer sentences in ielts reading part 3
He was seemed to be being humiliated in the meeting. Will it be correct sir?
Seem is a linking verb . So it can't be changed to passive
@EnglishTutorialJayantaSir He seems or He seemed to be being..... Will these be correct sir? Waiting to get a feedback at your convenience. With regards sir 🙏🏽
@subratadutta6595 Correct
12) The soldiers were claimed to have killed a militant at the border / It was claimed that the soldiers had killed a militant at the border.
13)A militant was claimed to have been killed at the border / It was claimed that a militant had been killed at the border.
14) He is thought to have been sick for a week/ It is thought that he has been sick for a week .
15) He is believed to have been in London since '2020/It is believed that he has been in London since ' 2020.
16) He pretented not to have studied in front of his friends / He pretented that he had not studied in front of his friends.
17) The report is expected(hoped )to have been completed before the doctor comes /
It is expected ( hoped ) that the report will have been completed before the doctor comes.
18) He is heard to have been working in the company for last five years / It is heard that he has been working in the company for last five years.
19)The shares of the famous company seem to have been giving a lucrative return for so long / It seems that the shares of the famous company have been giving a lucrative return for so long.
20)The teacher is proud to have been being honoured since his joining in the school / The teacher is proud that he has been being honoured since his joining in the school.
21) The grammar book is believed to have been being written for two years / It is believed that the grammar book had been being written for two years.
22) Teachers are meant to have sound knowledge in their respective subjects /It is meant that teachers have sound knowledge in their respective subjects.
23) We are happened to have got an excellent teacher like you / It is happened that we have got an excellent teacher like you.
Sir, Please check.
Thanks.
In no. 23 it should be --- ' happen ' in place of ' are happened ' and
' happens' in place o 'is happened',
sorry . Thanks.
Wonderful sentences .
23 is incorrect . 'It is happened that' grammatically incorrect