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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
verbs of perception in the passive
Hi, could I ask two questions, please?
Are the following two sentences both grammatically correct?
If yes, then what’s the difference between them?
Sentence 1:She was heard singing in the room by Brad.
Sentence 2:She was heard to sing in the room by Brad.
Are the verbs “sing” and “singing” should be transformed to “to sing” in the passive because of the verb of perception “heard?”
Thank you.
Are the following two sentences both grammatically correct?
If yes, then what’s the difference between them?
Sentence 1:She was heard singing in the room by Brad.
Sentence 2:She was heard to sing in the room by Brad.
Are the verbs “sing” and “singing” should be transformed to “to sing” in the passive because of the verb of perception “heard?”
Thank you.
Top answer
They seem to me to be conversions of these two active-voice sentences respectively: 1. Brad heard her singing in the room. 2.
- They seem to me to be conversions of these two active-voice sentences respectively: 1.
- Brad heard her singing in the room.
- 2.
- Brad heard her sing in the room.
- Does that help you?
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They seem to me to be conversions of these two active-voice sentences respectively:
1. Brad heard her singing in the room.
2. Brad heard her sing in the room.
Does that help you?
1. Brad heard her singing in the room.
2. Brad heard her sing in the room.
Does that help you?
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