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Andyw12345 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Correct use of 'to'?

0Hi guys,02br
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00Is the below use of '00to00' (as opposed to 'too') correct:02br
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00If you want to talk then I am happy 00to02br
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00Many thanks in advance!0-
  

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0Frankly, I didn't understand what you mean. 02br 02br 00If you want to talk, then I am happy to talk. 0-

  • 0Frankly, I didn't understand what you mean.
  • 02br 02br 00If you want to talk, then I am happy to talk.
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0Frankly, I didn't understand what you mean. 02br
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00If you want to talk, then I am happy to talk. 02br
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00Do you mean this?0-
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0Yes that it what I mean! - so is the use of 'to' correct?02br
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00Many thanks!0-
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0 You might hear the construction in ordinary conversation, or see it in less formal written English.02br
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00It's probably more usual for the subject of the first verb and the second (unexpressed) verb to be the same, e.g.02br
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001. If you want me to come over tonight, I'd be happy to [come over tonight].02br
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00Best wishes,
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0Thanks Mr P, so the use of 'to' is correct - I was saying it in an informal text message to somebody???02br
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00Many thanks,02br
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00Andy0-
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0It will not be a problem to use it in informal contexts.0-
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0Thanks Doll :-)0-
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THE SENTENCE IS WRONG.

THE CORRECT ONE IS:

If you want to talk then I am happy too.

too = also
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AnonymousTHE SENTENCE IS WRONG.

THE CORRECT ONE IS:

If you want to talk then I am happy too.

too = also

No, Anon. You could say "If you are happy to talk, then I am happy, too." Otherwise, the original sentence is correct.

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