How to use "what we have done" phrase properly?
I found the following sentence on a website. What I cannot understand is why they have used "is create" in the following sentence. Therefore, I would really appreciate it if someone could let me know what are the grammar points associated with this structure.
What we have done is create a limitless cache used to render the web pages you view every day.
Furthermore, I could guess what they wanted to express through the above sentence is that they have created a limitless caches used to render the web pages in order to render the web pages you view every day. Is that correct?
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) . ) dileepa Furthermore, I could guess what they wanted to express through the above sentence is that they have created a limitless caches used to render the web pages in order to render the web pages you view every day. Is that correct?
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- ) dileepa Furthermore, I could guess what they wanted to express through the above sentence is that they have created a limitless caches used to render the web pages in order to render the web pages you view every day.
- Is that correct?
- Basically, yes.
- They created unlimited storage for web pages so that they can quickly show you any page you want to see.
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dileepaWhat we have done
= The thing that we have done
In other words,
What we have done is create =
The thing that we have done is that we have created (a limitless ...).
(It's a bit wordy that way, but it's a common turn of phrase.)
dileepaFurthermore, I could guess what they wanted to expr
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