Apr 9th, 2010, 02:07 pm
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| eslHQ Member | | Join Date: Apr 9th, 2010
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 Passive in the sentence ''I would like you to be doing something''
Hello everyone,
I joined the community to clarify a doubt which I have.
If the active voice was, for example, ''I would like you to be helping someone'' and I wanted to make it passive it would become ''I would like someone to being helped by you'' or ''I would like someone to be being helped by you''?
I am a bit unsure because in the Future Continuos it's ''I will be being done'' while in other situations it's ''despite being done''.
So, I don't know if I have to or not to add ''be'' in the sentence.
What is the correct one between the two sentences? |
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