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Osee Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

What I want to say is go to the Zoo.

I saw many examples similarly to the title where two verbs (like "is" and "go") are being put together. I feel bad about this from grammar point of view. May anyone explain this? Thank you.
  

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I am going He is going They are going. Is this what you mean?

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I am going

He is going

They are going.

Is this what you mean?
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There is in fact a command within the sentence : "What I want to say is 'Go to the Zoo'."

What other examples have you found?
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Oh, yes. That makes sense. Many examples. I guess now no need to mention them.
Feebs11There is in fact a command within the sentence : "What I want to say is 'Go to the Zoo'."

What other examples have you found?
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