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Hasib Posted 6 years ago
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To be
When you're the first boy to be born into a village chalk-a-block full of girls after 20 years, let me tell you that's some burden to bear.
Does this sentence mean like this - When you're the first boy who will born into a village chalk-a-block full of girls after 20 years, let me tell you that's some burden to bear.
If I omit the "to be" in this sentence will it be correct or not? If not, then why? Please explain.
Does this sentence mean like this - When you're the first boy who will born into a village chalk-a-block full of girls after 20 years, let me tell you that's some burden to bear.
If I omit the "to be" in this sentence will it be correct or not? If not, then why? Please explain.
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