If, when, that, although - Don't
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We can also use a modal for the first time and still not repeat the main verb
It's possible to leave out an auxiliary or modal in comparisons
After most verbs which are followed by to (such as agree, decide, forget, remember, try) we can also leave out to
I asked Maria to work overtime on Friday and she agreed (to work overtime)
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We can leave out an infinitive phrase (with to), but keep the word to
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