AG2 infinitive past/passive

to + have + past participle, it is the structure for?

1. “I regret to have missed the deadline because I procrastinated.”

• present infinitive

• past infinitive

• passive infinitive

1. “We were supposed to have completed the assignment earlier, but we ended up procrastinating.”

• past infinitive

• past passive infinitive

• present passive infinitive

1. “Would you expect to be reminded by your friends if you started procrastinating?”

• infinitive in the future

• past infinitive

• passive infinitive

1. “Would you expect to ____ your teacher for turning in your work late due to procrastination?”

• be criticized by

• criticized by

• be criticize by

1. “She was disappointed to have been criticized by her professor for procrastinating on her thesis.”

• past present infinitive

• past passive infinitive

• past infinitive

1. “The report was found to _______ the assistant despite the tight deadline.”

2. (past passive infinitive)

• be complete by

• been completed to

• have been completed by

1. “He admitted to have wasted hours on social media instead of studying.”

2. what happened first?

• wasted hours

  (past infinitive)

• admitted

  (simple past)

• wasted hours

  (passive infinitive)

1. “Assignments are expected to be submitted on time, even if procrastination occurs.”

• past infinitive

• passive infinitive in the present

• past passive infinitive

to+ be + past participle. it is a structure for:

• past infinitive passive voice

• present infinitive passive voice

• passive voice

1. “The report needs _______ by the end of the week, despite any procrastination.”

• to be completed

• to be complete

• completed