Occurs to do
?- This situation also occurs to make me aware of what I can do and what I should not do.
In the sentence above, does "occurs to" imply a process?
I think "occurs to make" implies "ends up making", so "occurs to" seems to imply a process. Am I right?
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fire1 In the sentence above, does "occurs to" imply a process? The "to" has nothing to do with it. occurs = happens, so something is going on; there is some process, obviously explained earlier in the text and here referred to as "this situation".
- fire1 In the sentence above, does "occurs to" imply a process?
- The "to" has nothing to do with it.
- occurs = happens, so something is going on; there is some process, obviously explained earlier in the text and here referred to as "this situation".
- Paraphrase: The situation previously described also happens | in order to make me aware ...
- CJ
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fire1In the sentence above, does "occurs to" imply a process?
The "to" has nothing to do with it.
occurs = happens, so something is going on; there is some process, obviously explained earlier in the text and here referred to as "this situation".
Paraphrase:
The situation previously described also happens | in order to make me aware ...
0fire1This situation also occurs to make me aware of what I can do and what I should not do.
The red portion is a gibberish mess.
fire1In the sentence above, does "occurs to" imply a proc
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