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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
remove "is" from "there going to be"
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Is it okay to remove "is" from "there going to be"?
Example : There going to be heavy rain
Or : there going to be war
And if not in this case, when is it okay to omit "is/are" with "going to be"?
Is it okay to remove "is" from "there going to be"?
Example : There going to be heavy rain
Or : there going to be war
And if not in this case, when is it okay to omit "is/are" with "going to be"?
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Anonymous Is it okay to remove "is" from "there going to be"? No. "is" is required.
- Anonymous Is it okay to remove "is" from "there going to be"?
- No.
- "is" is required.
- Anonymous when is it okay to omit "is/are" with "going to be"?
- Never with "There".
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AnonymousIs it okay to remove "is" from "there going to be"?No. "is" is required.
Anonymouswhen is it okay to omit "is/are" with "going to be"?Never with "There".
Don't confuse "there" with "they're": They're going to be ready at 8 o'clock.
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