To be or to being

[Bushwhacker]

I have a doubt about how to write "to be" in the following sentence:

Three movie showings to be (or to being) broadcast in next two months

Thanks for your help

[5jj]

Well, it's not a complete sentence, so that's not an easy question to answer. As a headline, 'to be' is possible, though the subject is more likely to be just 'two movies'. Movie showings are not normally broadcast.

[billmcd]

I have a doubt about how to write "to be" in the following sentence:

Three movie showings to be (or to being) broadcast in next two months

Thanks for your help

"to be", "will be" or "are being" ("are being" with a time reference as in your example) and "....in the next two...."

[Bushwhacker]

Well, it's not a complete sentence, so that's not an easy question to answer. As a headline, 'to be' is possible, though the subject is more likely to be just 'two movies'. Movie showings are not normally broadcast.

It's a part of a contract clause. Showings is for every time the movie is broadcast through a TV channel. In this clause, the movies are only allowed to be broadcast three times.

Hope this help. Thank You

[Bushwhacker]

Please, some more help according to this last addition.

It's a part of a contract clause. Showings is for every time the movie is broadcast through a TV channel. In this clause, the movies are only allowed to be broadcast three times.

Hope this help. Thank You

[Tdol]

If it's a contract, run it past a lawyer to check first. However, I would say something like Each movie can be broadcast up to a total of three times over the two months after the date of this contract. The sentence you have is too vague to me for a contract- you have to specify the period, that it is not three times a month for two months, etc.