Omission of 'To' in a Sentence
Free Medical Transcription Course blog's next lesson is centralizing the idea of what is if we omit 'To' in a sentence in English Grammar. In this post we would learn in further of “omission of to” in an infinitive – verb. A sentence which has an infinitive –verb generally divided into two parts. The are S-A-V-O/C and infinitive part. Ex: - The teacher allowed the students “to read in the class”. The above sentence consists of two objects, they are the S-A-V part and the other the infinitive part. In some cases the object may combine with the infinitive part. Ex: - “Shah had forgotten to tell you the good result”. So each part has a verb, the two verbs are normal verb and the infinitive – verb. If the first verb happens to be LET, FEEL, DARE, SEE, WATCH, HEAR, MAKE or HAVE and the sentence is in the structure of S-A-V-O then the preposition “to” is to be omitted. 1. You may let your daughter walk with us. Here LET is the first verb. If there i