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I’ll never forget be / to be / being chosen for the team.
being
One day we’ll laugh about be / to be / being locked in the toilet.
being
Don’t forget you might be / to be / being asked to show your ID card.
be
It was the first castle be / to be / being built in North America.
to be
Despite the ban, elephants continue be / to be / being hunted.
being \ to be
Don likes his coat be / to be / being washed by hand.
to be
Laura insisted on be / to be / being driven to the airport.
being
John never expected be / to be / being rewarded for his bravery.
to be
I love people giving me presents. (Passive Form be/to be/being + past participle)
I love being given presents.
I didn’t think they would invite me. (Passive Form be/to be/being + past participle)
I didn’t think I would be invited.
I want people to recognise my mother’s achievements. (Passive Form be/to be/being + past participle)
I want my mother’s achievements to be recognised.
He was the last one they chose. (Passive Form be/to be/being + past participle)
He was the last (one) to be chosen.
I remember them telling me: ‘You’re a leader’. (Passive Form be/to be/being + past participle)
I remember being told: ‘You’re a leader’.
She isn’t expecting anyone to pay her for this work. (Passive Form be/to be/being + past participle)
She isn’t expecting to be paid for this work.
They still could accuse us. (Passive Form be/to be/being + past participle)
We could still be accused.
I don’t mind them contacting me in the morning. (Passive Form be/to be/being + past participle)
I don’t mind being contacted in the morning.
