long to reign over us

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What else? What post are you talking about? What case is in point?
 
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"A lotta post."
 
In the Midwest, when we had a thunderstorm, we would say "It will long rain over us". :lol:
 
Did they say "long to rain over us"? I really never heard that adverb be used with an infinitive.
 
I think 'long (adverb) + to-infinitive + object' is an imperative sentence expressing a wish, but I am not a teacher.
 
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What I was trying to say is that I never seen long as an adverb used with an infinitive but I did see long as a verb used with an infinitive.
 
Well, now you have seen 'long' as an adverb used with an infinitive.

This thread has run its course. I'm closing it.
 
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