Verb (+ object) + infinitive

This video is about verb complementation: what can you put after a verb? Verbs take different complements: here are three - want, need and would like - which can be followed by an object and an infinitive, or just an infinitive.

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[sanjibganguli]

Respected sir, being unarguably the finest mind in the field of English grammar, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to enlighten me a tad as to whether the following sentence is grammatically correct or not.The sentence -He believed me to do the job/He believed me to have done the job.

[gecemetrosu]

appreciate your teaching method in 2 minutes ... thank you

[ceciliamariaadela]

Great help! This pattern is very difficult for Spanish speakers to acquire. We tend to go for the 'that' clause. Thanks!

[maiarajennifer]

It helped me to prepare some ESL conversation classes, thank you very much!

[ravibhushan]

Excellent presentation. English made easy to comprehend. Thanks.

[davidcenteno]

Neither of my sibblings believed me that this grammar existed. They thought I was wrong, but I knew I was right since I found it in many readings and was able to learn it on my own. Now that I've found this video I can tell them the name of the grammar and the examples.

[rue]

first vid we had to watch because of school that is really good!

[seba]

This is pretty cool i learned in 2 mins thanks to you!

[kohinoorah]

Its really helpful to incease my grammar knowledge. Thank you

[AIRocks-xmlr]

very nice, crisp, andd to the point. Thank you for sharing.

[vamshimedishetty]

Good teaching.

My humble request is that could you change all the above sentences from active to passive voice with and without indirect object.

[killer_kisa]

thank you! now i finally understood this topic!😃

[stazizov]

Thanks a lot! Clear and concise explanation

[hamoudabuzaridah]

Also have, help, make, get and let .
It can be using as a to infinitive and bare infinitive .

[raudeizamoreira]

Really good video!
With it I just realized what is my problem with this subject.

[lumendoza]

Thank you so much! It's really helpful

[comentariorandom]

Thanks a lot! Just one question: What´s the name of this subject? I´d like to learn more about this. Does it have specific rules?

[Akros]

Great! I have watched some excellents videos here; on this channel. Sir, you have an excellent didactic! Thank you, obrigado. Espero que o senhor continue postando mais videos!

[lcanizalez]

I'd like YOU "LET" ME "KNOW" why in this sentence It cannot be used "TO" between "ME " and "KNOW"

[linethvargascassiani]

Thanks you to much now i understand more the english