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Navitasan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
The car to take us there
Could the sentences 1-4 be used instead of the meaning sentences in each case:
1) I am thinking about the car to take us there.
MEANING: I am thinking about which car to use to go there.
2) I am thinking about the car to drive there in.
MEANING: I am thinking about which car to drive there in.
3) I am thinking about the train to leave for London.
MEANING: I am thinking about the train that is to leave for London.
4) I met the doctor to operate on Jane.
MEANING: I met the doctor who was/is going to operate on Jane.
Gratefully,
Navi.
HAPPY 2017.
1) I am thinking about the car to take us there.
MEANING: I am thinking about which car to use to go there.
2) I am thinking about the car to drive there in.
MEANING: I am thinking about which car to drive there in.
3) I am thinking about the train to leave for London.
MEANING: I am thinking about the train that is to leave for London.
4) I met the doctor to operate on Jane.
MEANING: I met the doctor who was/is going to operate on Jane.
Gratefully,
Navi.
HAPPY 2017.
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navitasan Could the sentences 1-4 be used instead of the meaning sentences in each case: Yes.
- navitasan Could the sentences 1-4 be used instead of the meaning sentences in each case: Yes.
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navitasanCould the sentences 1-4 be used instead of the meaning sentences in each case:Yes.
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