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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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a question of "I want you to do"
hi I'm an asian and studying English to speak well
I'm confused by belows
1. I want you to do
2. I let you do
3. I will have you do
these are all correct? so then why the first is "to do"?
I think the verbs in three sentences are all meaning what it does not happen yet but only the first can't go with just "do".
I wonder why. thank you.
I'm confused by belows
1. I want you to do
2. I let you do
3. I will have you do
these are all correct? so then why the first is "to do"?
I think the verbs in three sentences are all meaning what it does not happen yet but only the first can't go with just "do".
I wonder why. thank you.
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org/wiki/Catenative_verb CJ
- org/wiki/Catenative_verb CJ
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