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Yes, it's most certainly correct. pattern VERB+OBJECT+TO BE The to-infinitive, in this case after the verb 'to believe', expresses belief or opinion in a formal way. And, therefore, it is correct to use it in this manner.
- Yes, it's most certainly correct.
- pattern VERB+OBJECT+TO BE The to-infinitive, in this case after the verb 'to believe', expresses belief or opinion in a formal way.
- And, therefore, it is correct to use it in this manner.
- In this case, you may also leave 'to be' out.
- Note: A).
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Yes, it's most certainly correct.
pattern VERB+OBJECT+TO BE
The to-infinitive, in this case after the verb 'to believe', expresses belief or opinion in a formal way. And, therefore, it is correct to use it in this manner. In this case, you may also leave 'to be' out.
Note:
A). informal English uses a 'that' clause' instead.
Formal:
pattern VERB+OBJECT+TO BE
The to-infinitive, in this case after the verb 'to believe', expresses belief or opinion in a formal way. And, therefore, it is correct to use it in this manner. In this case, you may also leave 'to be' out.
Note:
A). informal English uses a 'that' clause' instead.
Formal:
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