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Dala Posted 10 years ago
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What does it mean to say "She is to ask about."?
  

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She is to ask about = She has been assigned to ask about; She is scheduled to ask about

— Mister Micawber

  • She is to ask about = She has been assigned to ask about; She is scheduled to ask about
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She is to ask about = She has been assigned to ask about; She is scheduled to ask about
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She is to be asked about.
Is it the same?
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DalaShe is to be asked about.Is it the same?
No, not at all. Do you see the difference between these?—

He killed.
He was killed.
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