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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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I get the bus to work.
Is 'to work' above a 'to-infinitive' or a combination of a preposition 'to' and a noun 'work' ?
The new US president Barack Obama is coming to Australia.
Do you put 'the' in this sentence?
Is 'to work' above a 'to-infinitive' or a combination of a preposition 'to' and a noun 'work' ?
The new US president Barack Obama is coming to Australia.
Do you put 'the' in this sentence?
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1-- It is a preposition. 2-- Not absolutely necessary, but I would unless it is a newspaper article.
- 1-- It is a preposition.
- 2-- Not absolutely necessary, but I would unless it is a newspaper article.
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1-- It is a preposition.
2-- Not absolutely necessary, but I would unless it is a newspaper article.
2-- Not absolutely necessary, but I would unless it is a newspaper article.
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