kdmitriyval
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- Russian
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- Ukraine
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- Ukraine
I don't understand the grammar of reason of using to be before Passive Voice in sentences.
For instance:
He wants the letter to be brought into his room.
and
He wants the letter brought into his room.
In what cases is it neccessary to use to be before Verb? I can't find a rule for this one.
Second question for continuous:
He saw the letter being written.
and
He saw the letter written.
The same question, in what cases do I need to use being before Verb?
I hope you understand my problems.
Best regards.
For instance:
He wants the letter to be brought into his room.
and
He wants the letter brought into his room.
In what cases is it neccessary to use to be before Verb? I can't find a rule for this one.
Second question for continuous:
He saw the letter being written.
and
He saw the letter written.
The same question, in what cases do I need to use being before Verb?
I hope you understand my problems.
Best regards.
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