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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
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We all be
I ask that we all be on time at the ground tomorrow.
I ask that we will be on time at the ground tomorrow.
Are these sentences correct?
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I ask that we all be on time tomorrow. ) "At the ground" does not make sense.
- I ask that we all be on time tomorrow.
- ) "At the ground" does not make sense.
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I ask that we all be on time tomorrow. 
(Although it is rather formal.)
"At the ground" does not make sense.
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