Is “be” dropped after “will” in this sentence?
President Trump tweeted, “All Republicans support people with pre-existing conditions, and if they don’t, they will after I speak to them. I am in total support,” a blatantly false statement.
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Hello, I cannot understand the sentence” they will after I speak to them”. Does it mean “they will be after (or will support) what I speak to them.”? Please help me out. Thanks!
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Jasonwong they will after I speak to them I will convince them or threaten them until they change their minds and agree to support people with preexisting conditions. "be" has nothing to do with it. CJ
- Jasonwong they will after I speak to them I will convince them or threaten them until they change their minds and agree to support people with preexisting conditions.
- "be" has nothing to do with it.
- CJ
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Jasonwongthey will after I speak to them
I will convince them or threaten them until they change their minds and agree to support people with preexisting conditions.
"be" has nothing to do with it.
CJ
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