Which of these forms represent the perfect infinitive continuous?
A. to + have + past participle
B. to + have been + present participle
C. to be + present participle
D. to + present participle
Answer:B
Which of these forms represent the perfect infinitive continuous?
A. to + have + past participle B. to + have been + present participle C. to be + present participle D. to + present participle
Explanation: The perfect infinitive continuous has the form of to + have been + present participle. For example, Pinki seems to have been studying in a haphazard fashion.