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Grammar
Why do we need ''to''?
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In this sentence: They seem to be good at English.
Why do people put to between seem and be?
In this sentence: They seem to be good at English.
Why do people put to between seem and be?
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Hello, Because seem and be are verbs, we must put to (a conjunction) between them, this conjunction links the two verbs. In an other aspect, we also put to between two words to mention the purpose(s). Ex: I study to broaden my knowledge.
- Hello, Because seem and be are verbs, we must put to (a conjunction) between them, this conjunction links the two verbs.
- In an other aspect, we also put to between two words to mention the purpose(s).
- Ex: I study to broaden my knowledge.
- It's my opinion GN.
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Hello,
Because seem and be are verbs, we must put to (a conjunction) between them, this conjunction links the two verbs.
In an other aspect, we also put to between two words to mention the purpose(s).
Ex: I study to broaden my knowledge.
It's my opinion
Because seem and be are verbs, we must put to (a conjunction) between them, this conjunction links the two verbs.
In an other aspect, we also put to between two words to mention the purpose(s).
Ex: I study to broaden my knowledge.
It's my opinion
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