To lead x Lead: Qual a diferença
- MariaMDM
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Eu estava vendo um texto que dizia assim
"'You' Star Joanna Ortega To Lead in High School Drama..."
Eu queria saber o porquê de ter sido utilizado o "to lead" em vez de "lead". Se alguém puder me esclarecer essa dúvida eu agradeço.
"'You' Star Joanna Ortega To Lead in High School Drama..."
Eu queria saber o porquê de ter sido utilizado o "to lead" em vez de "lead". Se alguém puder me esclarecer essa dúvida eu agradeço.
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- Bryan Philpott
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It's essentially future tense: "Joanna Ortega is going to lead" or "Joanna Ortega will lead" or "Joanna Ortega due to lead"
In headlines or announcements, there is an abbreviated form of English called headlinese, which frequently uses the infinitive as a future tense.
More references:
https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions ... ng-to-verb
https://web.ku.edu/~edit/heads.html
In headlines or announcements, there is an abbreviated form of English called headlinese, which frequently uses the infinitive as a future tense.
More references:
https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions ... ng-to-verb
https://web.ku.edu/~edit/heads.html
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