Is it “I be quiet” right?
I am quiet.
Is this an incorrect answer?
A friend my friend told me that “I be quiet” was an incorrect sentence. This had to be in Chinese. I don’t know what to say.
Please clear this confusion.
When I looked for this sentence, there was a sentence like.
When I wake up be quiet.
If this is incorrect, then why is “I be quiet” wrong? Can you please see what does someone know about them?
What is the truth behind the divorce process?
I’ll be quiet.
If I say, “I am/was quiet” however, I can’t say “I’m quiet.” Is it subjunctive mood?
What are the imperatives of silence?
In addition, you can say “I’d better be quiet”.
The adverb should be ‘better’. — I have better
quiet.
It invokes the subjunctive mood.
Often, constructions like it’s necessary/important/vital, etc. + that + subject + base form invoke it.
Should I be quiet?
What is the first step for me to be quiet?
The latter means the same as the former but infinitive and object pronoun are used.
Also consider this… “I ‘d be quiet”. Note the ‘d. Note the ‘j’ field for the field. The apostrophe implies a missing letter / letters in this case and implies “I will ” be
quiet.
Also consider this… “I ‘d be quiet”. Note the ‘d. Note the ‘j’ field for the field. The apostrophe implies a missing letter / letters in this case and implies “I will ” be
quiet.
