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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Must be a person
A someone must be a person and a something must be a thing, place, or idea. So guess what? The subject is usually a noun because a noun is a person, place, thing, or idea. Although, sometimes the subject is a pronoun such as he, they, it, and so forth.
Please explain to me the use of "must be" in the given context.
Please explain to me the use of "must be" in the given context.
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Jigneshbharati must be ~ has to be ~ is required to be ~ can't be anything else except A someone must be a person. = The word "someone" can only refer to a person. CJ
- Jigneshbharati must be ~ has to be ~ is required to be ~ can't be anything else except A someone must be a person.
- = The word "someone" can only refer to a person.
- CJ
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Jigneshbharatimust be~ has to be ~ is required to be ~ can't be anything else except
A someone must be a person.
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The word "someone" can only refer to a person.
CJ
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