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The president required the money be paid at once. Is it Ok without to in front of be paid?
THe president required that the money be paid at once? |
Both proposals are correct.
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and the money to be paid at once?
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It is OK without the 'to'.
You can include it if you want, but it makes no difference in the meaning. I prefer the inclusion of the conjunction 'that' (the one found in you're last proposal), but this conjunction is often omitted in American English. I believe I like it because it's used in the Spanish equivalent of this demand. |
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