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10-Feb-2010, 06:38
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 transformation Given : She swept the floor. No one asked her to. Answer: She swept the floor without being asked. I would like to know whether the above answer is correct, and if correct, why we need to omit "to". |
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10-Feb-2010, 07:01
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 Re: transformation We do not need to omit it: it is simply optional. |
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