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Rosh Rider Posted 3 years ago
Grammar

How to use 'will be' + to ? And how is it different from 'will be going'

I watched an English video wherein the teacher taught to use 'will be +to' sentence, how is it different from will be going to ?


'I will be to go to office next week' & 'I will be going to office next week' what is the difference? Please provide more information on usage of 'will be'+ to.

  

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Rosh Rider 'I will be to go to office next week' That is not good English. The main verb is missing. I will be obliged / forced / asked / required to go to office next week.

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  • Rosh Rider 'I will be to go to office next week' That is not good English.
  • The main verb is missing.
  • I will be obliged / forced / asked / required to go to office next week.
  • Here are some sentences with "will be to" + base verb.
  • The to-infinitive functions as a noun phrase, a subject complement.
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Rosh Rider'I will be to go to office next week'

That is not good English. The main verb is missing.
I will be obliged / forced / asked / required to go to office next week.

Here are some sentences with "will be to" + base verb.
The to-infinitive functions as a noun phrase, a subject complement. If you have any questions about this pa

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Rosh RiderI watched an English video wherein the teacher taught to use 'will be +to' sentence,

Please give a link to this video.

I think that either you have misunderstood something you saw there or the teacher is wrong or possibly non-native.

CJ

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