Re: Can
Reply With QuoteIt'sOriginally Posted by Leon Khan
Itz "be"
who voted for "to be"???
lolz...
Student or Learner
Results 11 to 20 of 30
Thread: Can
-
Junior Member
- Join Date: Dec 2007
- Posts: 93
#11 10-Dec-2007, 17:06
Re: Can
Itz "be"
who voted for "to be"???
lolz...
-
-
Moderator
Other
- Join Date: Feb 2003
- Posts: 16,546
#12 15-Dec-2007, 19:05Re: Can
-
Newbie
Student or Learner
- Join Date: Mar 2008
- Posts: 8
#13 05-Mar-2008, 20:20Re: Can
^ I agree.
Can
-
Newbie
Student or Learner
- Join Date: Mar 2008
- Posts: 8
#14 11-Mar-2008, 14:12Re: Can
She can be there is only correct
-
Newbie
Student or Learner
- Join Date: Jun 2008
- Posts: 18
#15 01-Jun-2008, 20:32Re: Can
can=to helping verbs
-
Senior Member
Student or Learner
- Join Date: Jun 2009
- Posts: 620
#16 29-Jun-2009, 16:26
Re: Can
Hi, here is The French, Originally Posted by Tdol
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?
Thank
-
Moderator
Other
- Join Date: Feb 2003
- Posts: 16,546
#17 30-Jun-2009, 22:47Re: Can
At the risk of somebody finding examples of the use of "ought to" that contradict me, I say yes. Originally Posted by The French
-
Newbie
Interested in Language
- Join Date: Jul 2009
- Posts: 8
#18 01-Jul-2009, 13:17Re: Can
" be" is the correct answer :)
-
Newbie
Student or Learner
- Join Date: Nov 2009
- Posts: 6
#19 13-Nov-2009, 18:08Re: Can
I think
be
-
Member
Other
- Join Date: Jun 2009
- Posts: 121
#20 14-Nov-2009, 21:33Re: Can
be
Re: Can
