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PERFECT INFINITIVES

PERFECT INFINITIVES

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8 Slides • 6 Questions

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PERFECT INFINITIVES

"We seem to have lost connection"

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2

COMPARE

"I'm sorry we seem to have lost connection with our wi-fi"

"I'm sorry we lost connection with our wi-fi"

3

Multiple Choice

Are they different in meaning?

1

Yes

2

No

4

I lost connection

It was my fault

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5

We seem to have lost

It's not my fault

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6

PERFECT INFINITIVES

  • Something happened in the past

  • I didn't do it

  • Passive voice

  • "Someone stole a bike"

  • "A bike was stolen"

7

Multiple Choice

Choose the active voice sentence:

1

The bank was robbed

2

Someone stole the bank

8

Multiple Choice

Choose the passive voice sentence:

1

We were told to wait

2

Someone told us to wait

9

SEEM AND APPEAR

  • We seem to have lost the flight

  • Michael appears to have lost his memory

10

STRUCTURE

SUBJECT+ SEEM/APPEAR+ TO HAVE + VERB IN PP

"We seem to have been scammed"

11

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

1

We appear to have lost our belongings

2

We appear to lost our belongings

12

KNOW / THINK/ SAY / REPORT/ BELIEVE

  • We use the verb TO BE

  • "Leonardo da Vinci is thought to have painted this picture"

  • "The plane is reported to have crashed 10 miles from here"

13

Fill in the Blanks

Write the missing part of the sentence: " The poem is believed ... been written in 1650"

Type answer...

14

Fill in the Blanks

Write the missing part of the sentence: "The criminal... thought to have left the Washington area"

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PERFECT INFINITIVES

"We seem to have lost connection"

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