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It's not dropping "to be", it's using a different participle. It's kind of like substituting "vaccinated" for "vaccinating". "To be or not to be" would still s
by iopq 10y ago
It's not dropping "to be", it's using a different participle. It's kind of like substituting "vaccinated" for "vaccinating".
"To be or not to be" would still sound exactly the same