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: She can ____ there at three o'clock.
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She can ____ there at three o'clock.
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10-Dec-2007, 16:06
Leon Khan
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Re: Can
Itz "be"
who voted for "to be"???
lolz...
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15-Dec-2007, 18:05
RonBee
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Re: Can
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Itz "be"
who voted for "to be"???
lolz...
It's
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05-Mar-2008, 19:20
lhen04
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Re: Can
^ I agree.
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Re: Can
She can be there is only correct
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Re: Can
can=to helping verbs
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madhuri123
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Re: Can
The ans is "She can be..."
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29-Jun-2009, 15:26
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Re: Can
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Tdol
Hi, here is The French,
one easy question for English. Some people, say on theirs anwers that after modal verbs we must put the verb in the infinitive form (without to).
But for
"ought to"
is it the same rule?
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30-Jun-2009, 21:47
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Re: Can
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The French
Hi, here is The French,
one easy question for English. Some people, say on theirs anwers that after modal verbs we must put the verb in the infinitive form (without to).
But for
"ought to"
is it the same rule?
At the risk of somebody finding examples of the use of "ought to" that contradict me, I say
yes
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ENGLISH PAGE - Ought to
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01-Jul-2009, 12:17
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Re: Can
" be" is the correct answer :)
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13-Nov-2009, 17:08
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Re: Can
I think
be
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