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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Infinitive
Hi.
"Among other key efforts, organizations must train and motivate users to navigate CPR systems, as well as develop a common structured language."
Why is it that the bare-infinitive is used here?When do we use the bare infinitive in the first place?
Thanks in advance!
"Among other key efforts, organizations must train and motivate users to navigate CPR systems, as well as develop a common structured language."
Why is it that the bare-infinitive is used here?When do we use the bare infinitive in the first place?
Thanks in advance!
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"As well as " is an addition;no need to double "to". It's used like in this example where all the verb is omitted to avoid repetition : Remember to use this device to link paragraphs as well as sentences . (to link sentences).
- "As well as " is an addition;no need to double "to".
- It's used like in this example where all the verb is omitted to avoid repetition : Remember to use this device to link paragraphs as well as sentences .
- (to link sentences).
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"Among other key efforts, organizations must train and motivate users to navigate CPR systems, as well as develop a common structured language."
I think it's used to avoid repetition of "to" ,that is, not to write it again since there's "to" in the first
I think it's used to avoid repetition of "to" ,that is, not to write it again since there's "to" in the first
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