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Faisalkhan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Should I use is after and in the sentence?

Bengali nation will wake up with new enthusiasm pinning/encompassing this month and "IS" begin new arrangement to make secular progressive Bangladesh, keeping this month ahead with firm determination to turn grief/mourning into power.

Is it wrong if I don't use it?

Thanks
Faisal
  

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The Bengali nation will wake up with new enthusiasm pinning/encompassing this month and "IS" for beginning a new arrangement to make Bangladesh a secular progressive nation , keeping this month ahead with a firm determination to turn grief/mourning into power. Well, that makes the sentence grammatical, but it is still rather awkward.

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  • The Bengali nation will wake up with new enthusiasm pinning/encompassing this month and "IS" for beginning a new arrangement to make Bangladesh a secular progressive nation , keeping this month ahead with a firm determination to turn grief/mourning into power.
  • Well, that makes the sentence grammatical, but it is still rather awkward.
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The Bengali nation will wake up with new enthusiasm pinning/encompassing this month and "IS" for beginning a new arrangement to make Bangladesh a secular progressive nation, keeping this month ahead with a firm determination to turn grief/mourning into power.

Well, that makes the sentence grammatical, but it is st
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Thanks for your prompt reply. Yes, the source was quite awkward, so the translation became awkward.

Should we need to use IS or omit IS assuming the other parts of the sentence is correct?

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faisalkhanShould we need to use IS or omit IS assuming the other parts of the sentence are correct?
The verb phrase "is begin" is grammatically incorrect.

The assumption that the other parts of the sentence are correct is a bad assumption.
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Sorry. I made a terrible mistake. I wanted to write "and WILL begin new arrangement" but wrote IS instead of WILL.

Now how is it? is WILL necessary to use after and?

Thanks
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faisalkhanNow how is it? is WILL necessary to use after and?
No. You already have "will" with the first verb "wake up." It is not necessary to repeat "will". It is not wrong to repeat it, either.
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