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Valkyrinn Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Uncertain about structure
While helping someone understand sentence structure, I came across the sentence "She is fun to talk to." I realized that I don't really understand this sentence structure at all. Well, mostly I don't understand the purpose of the last "to". Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Welcome to EF, Valkyrinn Some verbs (usually phrasal verbs) are normally followed by certain prepositions regardless of their position in a sentence. She's something to look at . There's a package for you to pick up .
- Welcome to EF, Valkyrinn Some verbs (usually phrasal verbs) are normally followed by certain prepositions regardless of their position in a sentence.
- She's something to look at .
- There's a package for you to pick up .
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Welcome to EF, Valkyrinn
Some verbs (usually phrasal verbs) are normally followed by certain prepositions regardless of their position in a sentence.
She's something to look at.
There's a package for you to pick up.
Some verbs (usually phrasal verbs) are normally followed by certain prepositions regardless of their position in a sentence.
She's something to look at.
There's a package for you to pick up.
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