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Carter Lee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Can I remove "is" in this sentence?

Hi.

I willing to remove "is" at the following sentence .

"The thing that I'm not sure about /*is*/ if there is any way to debug using breakpoints?"

Can I remove and use "it" instead?
  

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Not exactly sure what your quetion is but " willing' is not a function verb to the subject 'I'. (lower $5,000 from the selling price). I willing to - is ungrammatical.

— Practical English

  • Not exactly sure what your quetion is but " willing' is not a function verb to the subject 'I'.
  • (lower $5,000 from the selling price).
  • I willing to - is ungrammatical.
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Not exactly sure what your quetion is but " willing' is not a function verb to the subject 'I'. You may say 'I am willing to ...(lower $5,000 from the selling price). I willing to - is ungrammatical.
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Carter LeeCan I remove and use "it" instead?
No. Only "is" will work. It serves as a link that indicates that two things are equivalent.

The thing that I'm not sure about = if there is any way to debug using breakpoints.

Note also that it is not a question, so don't put a question mark at the end.

CJ
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Thanks, I have some curiosity still

1.So could I use like this?
I'm not sure about is if there is any way to debug using breakpoints.


2.At this sentence,which one is wrong sentence? "could someone please let me know more exactly how I can use breakpoints in Makefile?"

"could someone please let me know more exactly how can I use breakpoints in Makefile?"
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Carter Lee"could someone please let me know more exactly how can I use breakpoints in Makefile?"
You are using terminology that is unfamiliar to me. What do you mean by 'breakpoint' and Makefile?
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You can think just noun. It just nothing special words. It's meaningless.
But I just tell you what this have a meaning.
The breakpoint and Makefile is involved in computer programming language. And Makefile is that just you can think as a platform and breakpoint is that it can makes hold in progress on Makefile program.
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Carter LeeThe breakpoint and Makefile is involved in computer programming language.
Carter LeeYou can think just noun. It just nothing special words. It's meaningless.But I just tell you what this have a meaning.
Am I the only one having problem understanding you
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Carter Lee1.So could I use like this? I'm not sure about is if there is any way to debug using breakpoints.
Leave out "about is" and it will be OK. Use "I'm not sure if ..." or "I'm not sure whether ...".
Carter Lee2.At this sentence,which one is wrong sentence? "Could someone please let me know more exactly how I
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@Practical English
No. my sentences are not related in programming language.
What if I want to use some words like as"ghost" or "***" or "car" or "UFO" then may I have to go another forum? Please be more practiced you.

I just asked some sentences about which one is correct or not. Do not think about only just you are knowing word are related this forum.
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Practical EnglishAm I the only one having problem understanding your question?
Apparently so.
Practical Englishf I am not mistaken, this is an English forum and your question was related to programming.
No, the question was about English. It just happened that the sentences used contained words about programming,
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