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Perfect infinitive yes/no question

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click o yes or no depending on the question base on the grammar topic "perfect infinitive"

by Miss. Mafer
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Is "she seems to study every day" a past action?

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is the perfect infinitive formed with to have + past participle

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Is "she seems to have left early" an example of something that happened in the past?

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Does "I am sorry to have hurt your feelings" show regret?

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is the structure "subject + verb + to have + past participle"?

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Do we use the perfect infinitive after modal verbs to talk about past situations?

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is "to have gone" an example of the simple infinitive?

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Does "they are happy to have wonthe prize" use the perfect infinitive?

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Is "to study" a perfect infinitive?

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is "You should have studied harder" a correct example of the perfect infinitive with modals?

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Can it express regret or criticism?

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Does "he must have forgotten the meeting" talk about the present?

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Can it show something happenning in the future

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Do we use the perfect infinitive to drescribe daily routines in the present?

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