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Mizansinha007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Sub + semi modal + verb + adjective
Please teachers, teach me with the following sentences;
(1)
You have to be enriched.
I have to be succeeded.
You need to get retired.
Are the above sentences correct?
(2)
You have to enrich.
You have to enrich yourself.
You need to retire.
Are these correct?
If they are correct, What is difference between them?
I need your kind help teachers.
(1)
You have to be enriched.
I have to be succeeded.
You need to get retired.
Are the above sentences correct?
(2)
You have to enrich.
You have to enrich yourself.
You need to retire.
Are these correct?
If they are correct, What is difference between them?
I need your kind help teachers.
Top answer
This is passive voice. It really needs an agent. 1.
- This is passive voice.
- It really needs an agent.
- 1.
- You have to be enriched by such a wonderful experience.
- 2.
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This is passive voice. It really needs an agent.
1. You have to be enriched by such a wonderful experience.
2. I have to be succeeded. Incorrect.
3. You need to get retired. Barely passable. The correct version is "You need to retire."
You have to enrich. Incorrect. You need an object.
You have to enrich yourself. Fine.
You need to retire. Good.
1. You have to be enriched by such a wonderful experience.
2. I have to be succeeded. Incorrect.
3. You need to get retired. Barely passable. The correct version is "You need to retire."
You have to enrich. Incorrect. You need an object.
You have to enrich yourself. Fine.
You need to retire. Good.
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