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Guttyon Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
verb for A to do
1. Carl determined for his son to study law.
2. Carl was determined for his son to study law.
3. Mike decided Jane to go to Spain.
Are these correct sentences?
2. Carl was determined for his son to study law.
3. Mike decided Jane to go to Spain.
Are these correct sentences?
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Hello, Guttyon—and welcome to English Forums. Guttyon Are these correct sentences? No.
- Hello, Guttyon—and welcome to English Forums.
- Guttyon Are these correct sentences?
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- Carl determined that his son would study law.
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Hello, Guttyon—and welcome to English Forums.
1. Carl determined that his son would study law.
2. Carl was determined that his son study law.
3. Mike decided that Jane would go to Spain.
GuttyonAre these correct sentences?No.
1. Carl determined that his son would study law.
2. Carl was determined that his son study law.
3. Mike decided that Jane would go to Spain.
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