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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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To be optional?
Is “to be” optional or incorrect?
In soccer, one of the most regular stoppages in play is a result from the violation of a player being determined (to be) “offside”.
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In this context you don’t need to put “to be”, being determined offside is correct:)
- In this context you don’t need to put “to be”, being determined offside is correct:)
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In this context you don’t need to put “to be”,
being determined offside is correct:)
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