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Standard XII
English
Question

Make new sentence using the verb given in the bracket:
That car has broken down. (appear)
  1. That car appears to breaking down.
  2. That car appears to break down.
  3. That car appears to have broken down.
  4. That car appears to be breaking down.

A
That car appears to break down.
B
That car appears to have broken down.
C
That car appears to be breaking down.
D
That car appears to breaking down.
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The infinitive verb is a verb with the word 'to' in front of it. There is no - ed, no - ing, no - s at the end of this verb. Here, infinitive verb is used to show the purpose or intention of an action. 'To' has the same meaning as in order to or so as to signify. Thus, options A, B and D are wrong according to the rule. The correct option is C.

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