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Too tough for Messrs. Reed and Kellogg?
"Let's go to the beach."
Any ideas on how to diagram this tough cookie?
Thanks a million!
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Re: Too tough for Messrs. Reed and Kellogg?
I'll have to think about this a little more. But, I think that such a construction is usually thought of as imperative, as in a command.
If you consider it to be "(You) allow us to go to the beach". Consider "to go to the beach" as an objective complement. That might work.
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