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Jigneshbharati Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
To be
I want to be a Chemistry teacher.
I know that "want" is the main verb.
Please explain the use of "to be". How do we know when to use "to be" and what does it mean here?
I know that "want" is the main verb.
Please explain the use of "to be". How do we know when to use "to be" and what does it mean here?
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It is just the pattern "want + to-infinitive", like any other verb: I want to go shopping. I want to borrow a book. I want to find the truth.
- It is just the pattern "want + to-infinitive", like any other verb: I want to go shopping.
- I want to borrow a book.
- I want to find the truth.
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It is just the pattern "want + to-infinitive", like any other verb:
I want to go shopping.
I want to borrow a book.
I want to find the truth.
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