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AnonymousCan someone explain to me why we say "it is essential that she BE at the meeting"? Why BE? I know it sounds correct, but I'd like to know the grammar rule behind it. Thanks a lot.It is essential that she should be at the meeting. You can use 'should be' or 'be'.
AnonymousIf BE annoys you, just replace it with ISWill it still be grammatically correct?
RuslanaInformal. Doesn't always work, if in the context the feeling of obligation is lost.AnonymousIf BE annoys you, just replace it with ISWill it still be grammatically correct?