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Old 02-Apr-2007, 18:06
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hi teacher!i wonder about "be+verb+to" usages and their meanings.can you give me some examples and what changes their meanings?thanks a lot...
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hi teacher!i wonder about "be+verb+to" usages and their meanings.can you give me some examples and what changes their meanings?thanks a lot...
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What do you mean by "be+verb+to?"

Do you refer to using "be" as an auxiliary verb ?
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