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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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1. I am to make changes.
2. I to make changes.
which of the sentence is correct? or Both of them are correct?
is "BE" optional in the above sentence ? THanks
2. I to make changes.
which of the sentence is correct? or Both of them are correct?
is "BE" optional in the above sentence ? THanks
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1. I am to make changes Someone else has directed that you will make changes. For example: Your boss reads your paper, and tells you what changes to make.
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- I am to make changes Someone else has directed that you will make changes.
- For example: Your boss reads your paper, and tells you what changes to make.
- I am to make changes to this report before it goes on to the vice president of sales.
- It's not a very common construction.
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1. I am to make changes Someone else has directed that you will make changes.
For example: Your boss reads your paper, and tells you what changes to make. I am to make changes to this report before it goes on to the vice president of sales. It's not a very common construction.
2. I to make changes. Not grammatical
For example: Your boss reads your paper, and tells you what changes to make. I am to make changes to this report before it goes on to the vice president of sales. It's not a very common construction.
2. I to make changes. Not grammatical
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