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Adia Khan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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The tenure of the senior military officials had to be extended, which made them head strong.
My question is that can we use "to be" with had.Further more,is cana verb comes in the last of the sentence.
My question is that can we use "to be" with had.Further more,is cana verb comes in the last of the sentence.
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The sentence is perfectly fine, except headstrong is one word. ) I do not quite understand your second question. But a verb can come in various places in a sentence.
- The sentence is perfectly fine, except headstrong is one word.
- ) I do not quite understand your second question.
- But a verb can come in various places in a sentence.
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The sentence is perfectly fine, except headstrong is one word.
"Had to be" is not a problem It is used in the sense "needed to be." (That is, "had" is a verb and not simply a verb helper.)
I do not quite understand your second question. But a verb can come in various places in a sentence.
"Had to be" is not a problem It is used in the sense "needed to be." (That is, "had" is a verb and not simply a verb helper.)
I do not quite understand your second question. But a verb can come in various places in a sentence.
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Adia Khancan we use "to be" with had.The verb phrase "have to + verb" means "must + verb" Unlike "must," a modal verb which is not inflected, "have to" can be in any tense, such as past, future, etc.
I must get up early to go to school. = I have to get up early to go to school.
I will have to get up early tomorrow because I
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