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GCheng620 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Found something "TO BE + adj."/"adj."
Should the sentence phrased as "one finds something + adj." or "one finds something+TO BE+ adj."?
I say the latter all the time
I say the latter all the time
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"? Generally, you may optionally omit the 'to be' and thus make it slightly less formal.
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- Generally, you may optionally omit the 'to be' and thus make it slightly less formal.
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GCheng620Should the sentence phrased as "one finds something + adj." or "one finds something+TO BE+ adj."?Generally, you may optionally omit the 'to be' and thus make it slightly less formal.
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Mister Micawber GCheng620Should the sentence phrased as "one finds something + adj." or "one finds something+TO BE+ adj."?Generally, you may optionally omit the 'to be' and thus make it slightly less formal.ThANKS:)
But I can't but wonder if my notion is right- I see the expression "S + find + O" used with the pronoun "it" more frequently than all other
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