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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
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Verb
Sir,
Some times in your reply, related to verb ,you always say the verb "to be" or "to speak".
I could not understand the differences between the verb "to be" and "be".
Thnaks.
Some times in your reply, related to verb ,you always say the verb "to be" or "to speak".
I could not understand the differences between the verb "to be" and "be".
Thnaks.
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As a topic of conversation, none, Hanuman. 'To be' is the infinitive form; 'be' is the dictionary form or bare infinitive form.
- As a topic of conversation, none, Hanuman.
- 'To be' is the infinitive form; 'be' is the dictionary form or bare infinitive form.
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As a topic of conversation, none, Hanuman. 'To be' is the infinitive form; 'be' is the dictionary form or bare infinitive form.
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