I wanted to be looked good in this picture. (Does it mean "look good to other people")
I wanted to look good in this picture.
What is the difference between both the sentences? Please explain when should I use which one now here I am talking about previous day I took a photo which all of this about.
Best Answer
"I wanted to be looked good" is ungrammatical.
Automatically implies "look good to other people [who are looking at the picture]."
You can say "I want to be looked at," meaning "I want people to look at me," but there is no passive form of "to look good."