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Guyper Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Can "to" be included in these sentences?
Dr. Smith asked that Mark (to) submit his research
She requested Frank (to) come to the party.
The teacher insists that her students (to) be on time.
Hi, can it be optional to include "to" or would it be gramatically incorrect?
Thank you
She requested Frank (to) come to the party.
The teacher insists that her students (to) be on time.
Hi, can it be optional to include "to" or would it be gramatically incorrect?
Thank you
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Hi. All your sentences are subjunctive mood. She requested Frank (should) come to the party.
- Hi.
- All your sentences are subjunctive mood.
- She requested Frank (should) come to the party.
- Guyper he teacher insists that her students ( should ) be on time.
- No, we don't use "to" in such constructions.
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Hi. All your sentences are subjunctive mood.
She requested Frank (should) come to the party.
He,she,it,they, we come
he, she, it comecom
She requested Frank (should) come to the party.
Guyperhe teacher insists that her students (should) be on time.No, we don't use "to" in such constructions. Pay attention that present subjunctive has the only form.
He,she,it,they, we come
he, she, it come
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