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Supercat Posted 10 years ago
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to-infinitive vs to + passive?
You say "easy to do": This problem is easy to understand.
But how about this one?
An LED light is required to be connected? to the circuit.
Is this passive impossible?
But how about this one?
An LED light is required to be connected? to the circuit.
Is this passive impossible?
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Supercat Is this passive impossible? No.
- Supercat Is this passive impossible?
- No.
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It's very clunky, though. I'd say An LED light needs to/has to/must be connected to ...
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fivejedjonbe connected to ...The passive is possible. Then I suppose "easy to do" is the way to say, not to say "This problem is relatively easy to be understood."
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SupercatThis problem is relatively easy to be understood."That, at least, is quite wrong.
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