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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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Dealers are being told not sell used Hondas
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/consumer/recalls&id=8483581
Officials aren't exactly sure which vehicles have the faulty airbags, so dealers are being told not sell used Hondas until they are checked out.
http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/s/1468995_the-partys-over-annual-new-year-fireworks-in-manchester-city-centre-are-axed
But this year party-goers are being told not to bother gathering in Spinningfields - because there will be nothing to see.
I'm wondring if to can be omitted.
Officials aren't exactly sure which vehicles have the faulty airbags, so dealers are being told not sell used Hondas until they are checked out.
http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/s/1468995_the-partys-over-annual-new-year-fireworks-in-manchester-city-centre-are-axed
But this year party-goers are being told not to bother gathering in Spinningfields - because there will be nothing to see.
I'm wondring if to can be omitted.
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HUBLOT I'm wondring if to can be omitted. No, it can't. It is a particle essential to the infinitive.
- HUBLOT I'm wondring if to can be omitted.
- No, it can't.
- It is a particle essential to the infinitive.
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HUBLOTI'm wondring if to can be omitted.No, it can't. It is a particle essential to the infinitive.
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HUBLOTI'm wondring if "to" can be omitted.Hi,
No, it is necessary.
Regards
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Thank you, AlpheccaStars and Regards.
Officials aren't exactly sure which vehicles have the faulty airbags, so dealers are being told not sell used Hondas until they are checked out.
Should this sentence be "...told not to sell..."?
Officials aren't exactly sure which vehicles have the faulty airbags, so dealers are being told not sell used Hondas until they are checked out.
Should this sentence be "...told not to sell..."?
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