Hi, my dear friends!Today, I saw this below sentence on a site:My goal is to help people.I always have this question in my mind, in which cases we can use an infinitive after the verb "to be"?May you help me, please?Thanks in advance and best wishes,
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Dear Danny!
Thank you for helping me.
It is very kind of you.
I look forward to hearing from you about the link.
Because, I always see in newspapers that use an infinitive after the verb to be.
Because of this, I am interested in the subject (using an infinitive after the verb to be).
Thanks in advance,
Dear Danny!
You don't know, how much I am happy because of your nice examples.
Your nice explanation is very interesting for me.
I had never seen and heard about this nice subject.
First, because, you have said that...to be to may be used as a synonym of must, can we say "to be to" mean must?
Second, may you give me a link about using an infinitive after the verb to be?
I would like to study about the above subject more.
Thanks in advance,
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Thank you for helping me.
It is very kind of you.
I look forward to hearing from you about the link.
Because, I always see in newspapers that use an infinitive after the verb to be.
Because of this, I am interested in the subject (using an infinitive after the verb to be).
Thanks in advance,
You don't know, how much I am happy because of your nice examples.
Your nice explanation is very interesting for me.
I had never seen and heard about this nice subject.
First, because, you have said that...to be to may be used as a synonym of must, can we say "to be to" mean must?
Second, may you give me a link about using an infinitive after the verb to be?
I would like to study about the above subject more.
Thanks in advance,