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Is the sentence below grammatically correct?
-Zack believes Robert to be a gentleman.
Is the sentence below grammatically correct?
-Zack believes Robert to be a gentleman.
-Zack believes Robert to be a gentleman.
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hey there, I believe the correct way is to say Zach believes that Robert is a gentleman
- English (UK)
It is grammatically correct. See e.g. Section 2 here:
https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/...
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