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20-Feb-2008, 20:23
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 Is going to see .... is it a verb phrase? Somebody is going to see her. What is "is going to see"? Is it all a verb and "her" an object? Or is "is going" a verb and "to see" is something else?? Logically, "is going" is similar to "will" and therefore "is going to see" should be one unite; i.e. a verb. What do you think? |
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21-Feb-2008, 13:55
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| Re: Is going to see .... is it a verb phrase? If the meaning is like 'will', then it's all one verb to me. Mohammed Abu Risha likes this. |
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21-Feb-2008, 14:04
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| Re: Is going to see .... is it a verb phrase? Thank you very much. This is in fact what I thought of. |
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