У многих глаголов в английском языке форма infinitiv обозначается приставкой to be (на месте be ставим нужный нам глагол).
Объяснение:
1. "I will go in first, shall I?" he said. "There's no light in the passage, and you may (fall) over something." >>> "There's no light in the passage, and you may to fall over something".
2.For all... may still to live in that old house of his.
3.Don't reject... might to do a thing or two.
4. I thought you might to discover it...
5. You might to get the soldiers into...
6. "All right... it might to be a very serious matter".
7. After all, Timothy might to make a mistake, ...
1. He is sure he will come on time too.
2. I don’t know either.
3. He couldn’t remember the rules either.
4. We are also very much interested in English.
5. I’m sorry, I haven’t read the text either.
6. Do you also like the book? Yes, I, do. I like it.
7. Will you also come back at the end of June?
8. She said she would like to spend her vacation in the country too.
* too обычно стоит в конце предложения, а also - после подлежащего, перед смысловым глаголом (но после глагола be) и иногда в начале предложения.
У многих глаголов в английском языке форма infinitiv обозначается приставкой to be (на месте be ставим нужный нам глагол).
Объяснение:
1. "I will go in first, shall I?" he said. "There's no light in the passage, and you may (fall) over something." >>> "There's no light in the passage, and you may to fall over something".
2.For all... may still to live in that old house of his.
3.Don't reject... might to do a thing or two.
4. I thought you might to discover it...
5. You might to get the soldiers into...
6. "All right... it might to be a very serious matter".
7. After all, Timothy might to make a mistake, ...
8. Who knows what may to happen tomorrow?
9. But for...it might to turn out to be...
10. What a... really might to spare me...
11. It appeared... than it might to expect...
12. How did the boy... it might to be worse.