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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Our meeting was meant to be?
Our meeting was meant to be!
I have seen the sentence but I feel like there must be something after be like We are meant to be together or is there a meaning difference between be meant to be and be meant to be adjective or nouns like together?
This restaurant is meant to be excellent.
We were meant to be together.
This is not meant to be exclusive.
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much in advance.
I have seen the sentence but I feel like there must be something after be like We are meant to be together or is there a meaning difference between be meant to be and be meant to be adjective or nouns like together?
This restaurant is meant to be excellent.
We were meant to be together.
This is not meant to be exclusive.
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much in advance.
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Yes, it can take an adjective. [ Your sentence about the restaurant isn't natural, by the way. ] Their love is meant to be is like saying it was ordained by some higher power.
- Yes, it can take an adjective.
- [ Your sentence about the restaurant isn't natural, by the way.
- ] Their love is meant to be is like saying it was ordained by some higher power.
- Our meeting was meant to be means that it was our destiny to meet.
- I hope this helps.
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Yes, it can take an adjective. [ Your sentence about the restaurant isn't natural, by the way. ]
Their love is meant to be is like saying it was ordained by some higher power. Our meeting was meant to be means that it was our destiny to meet. I hope this helps.
Their love is meant to be is like saying it was ordained by some higher power. Our meeting was meant to be means that it was our destiny to meet. I hope this helps.
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