to be plus third form of verb

AnonymousIs the above sentence correct?

Yes. It is the passive form.

Compare:

I want to do this task as soon as possible. (I will do it.)
I want this task to be done as soon as possible. (Someone else has to do it.)

Thanks, Hello,

Basically context of above sentence is, I want to instruct someone to finish a task now.

Could you please tell me in which scenarios "to be plus third form" are used?

Thanks

Steave

SteaveBasically context of above sentence is, I want to instruct someone to finish a task now.

I want this task to be finished now.

But this sentence is not really instructing, it is commanding. You are the boss.

Thank you!

Could you please tell me more scenarios, where "to be" plus third form of verb is used?
Example: "To be ensured..."

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also scenarios where "be" plus third form of verb is used?
Example: Please be informed that the minimum marks has to be 40 to pass the exam?

SteaveCould you please tell me more scenarios, where "to be" plus third form of verb is used?

It can be used after many verbs where you can use the infinitive. Here are some examples:

The boy needs to be helped.
This man deserves to be rewarded.
The door appears to be damaged.
The queen agreed to be interviewed.
The actress can't wait

Steavealso scenarios where "be" plus third form of verb is used?

It is used in the imperative:

Be prepared to stop suddenly when you follow a bus.
Be assured that I will take care of you.

Please be informed that the minimum mark has to be 40 to pass the exam is 40.

"Please be informed" is very formal. Don't use

I want this task to be done as soon as possible