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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Omission of 'to'
Hi,
Is leaving 'to' out obligatory in such sentences as:'I prefer to go to the beach rather than (to) stay at home'?
Is leaving 'to' out obligatory in such sentences as:'I prefer to go to the beach rather than (to) stay at home'?
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No, it is not. In both "to go" and "to stay," "to" is the infinitive marker, as I'm sure you know.
- No, it is not.
- In both "to go" and "to stay," "to" is the infinitive marker, as I'm sure you know.
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No, it is not.
In both "to go" and "to stay," "to" is the infinitive marker, as I'm sure you know.
In both "to go" and "to stay," "to" is the infinitive marker, as I'm sure you know.
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