Which is more grammatically correct not to or to not?

You can write “not to” or “to not” although “not to” may be technically more grammatically correct. “Not to” is commonly used in formal writing and “to not” is used in common speech or informal writing. According to the not to or to not grammar, you should keep the infinitive and its verb together.

Do we use that with told?

Say and tell are irregular verbs. The past simple of say is said, the past simple of tell is told: They asked if I was looking for work and I said yes. Then he told me how he had got the job by lying about his age….Say and tell with objects.

reporting clause	reported clause (direct object)
I told her	why it had happened.

Is it grammatically correct to use that that?

The use of “that that” in a sentence is grammatically correct, and actually pretty common, just as is the use of “had had.” The real question is whether it is comprehensible. Read over the sentence for sense.

Is to be or not to be grammatically correct?

Answer: Both are grammatically correct. For example: “To be or not to be” could just as well have been “To be or to not be.”

Is how not to grammatically correct?

“How not to do ” is the wrong way of performing . The first contains a split infinitive: “to not do.” A split infinitive is grammatically incorrect. The second is a grammatically correct expression.

Which is correct as follow or as follows?

‘As follows’ is correct, not ‘as follow. ‘ ‘As follows’ is used for both singular and plural situations.

Did she tell or told?

Clearly the first is correct. In the first, the past tense is achieved by “did tell.” Did is the past tense of the infinitive form “to do,” it is conjugated as “do, did, done,” and here it is used to create the emphatic form of the verb “to tell”—”do tell, did tell, told.” I did what?

Is it telling or told?

If you want to recount that something happened during the telling, you would use “He was telling me”. If you simply wanted to state the fact that he told you, the tense depends on whether he has already left on vacation.

When would you use that that in a sentence?

The first that is used to introduce a clause. The second that is used to refer to a specific thing. The same behaviour might happen with the extra “that” appearing in your sentence.

What does she told us not to do that mean?

1-she told us to not, do that. 2-she told us not to do that. both are correct, it depends on the context of time. the first line implies yesterday, the second line implies immediate. the first is a scene where for instance a person had done an assignment and put something in the assignment, that another could then say the first line.

When we tell other people what someone else told us?

When we tell other people what someone else told us, it is called indirect speech or reported speech. We use reporting verbs to introduce the information that was spoken previously.

What type of infinitive is she told us to not do that?

“She told us to not do that” contains what is referred to as a split infinitive. The infinitive of a verb in English is the word “to” plus the verb (e.g. “to run”, “to play”, “to jump”, etc.) and is often used as the generic form of the verb.