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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Can we use "(to) be done" and "done" the same way to function as complement?
Can you give some comments on the following sencences? Are they all grammatically correct?
1. a)I will get my bike to be repaired.
b)I will get my bike repaired.
2. a)I want to see my software be used.
b)I want to see my software used.
3. a)I can't let myself be distracted by those things
b)I can't let myself distracted by those things
1. a)I will get my bike to be repaired.
b)I will get my bike repaired.
2. a)I want to see my software be used.
b)I want to see my software used.
3. a)I can't let myself be distracted by those things
b)I can't let myself distracted by those things
Top answer
I believe this has been posted (and answered) before. Or at least it was very nearly the same. Students in the same class?
- I believe this has been posted (and answered) before.
- Or at least it was very nearly the same.
- Students in the same class?
- 1a.
- I will get my bike repaired.
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I believe this has been posted (and answered) before. Or at least it was very nearly the same. Students in the same class?
1a. I will get my bike repaired. 1b. ok
2a. being used. 2b. ok
3a. ok. 3b. see 3a
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1a. I will get my bike repaired. 1b. ok
2a. being used. 2b. ok
3a. ok. 3b. see 3a
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