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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
To be
That is the place to be.
Is the above sentence grammatically correct? And what would it mean? I just want to use " to be" in my own speech and writing. I know the basics about " to be" but get confused by its literal form " be" and " to be" .
Thanks
Jignesh
Is the above sentence grammatically correct? And what would it mean? I just want to use " to be" in my own speech and writing. I know the basics about " to be" but get confused by its literal form " be" and " to be" .
Thanks
Jignesh
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Is the above sentence grammatically correct? Yes. Jigneshbharati And what would it mean?
- Is the above sentence grammatically correct?
- Yes.
- Jigneshbharati And what would it mean?
- That place is the right place for you/me/them/us to be .
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JigneshbharatiThat is the place to be.Is the above sentence grammatically correct?Yes.
JigneshbharatiAnd what would it mean?That place is the right place for you/me/them/us to be.
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Does " to be" function as a verb ? And does it mean to become or to be present?
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JigneshbharatiDoes " to be" function as a verb ?It's an infinive, yes. It looks like an adverbial to me.
Jigneshbharati? And does it mean to become or to be present?to be present
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