這句沒有in 又得嗎？

You cannot omit 'in' in this sentence!

Since grammatical rules stated the to-infinitive in this case should delete the object if it that object has appeared before.

That means:He has a house to live in (the house). (the house:omitted!!!)

But if you have deleted "in",the verb 'live' will become a transitive verb rather than the intransitive verb and a grammar mistake will appear in your sentence!


Hope I can help you :)

2012-07-26 16:15:59 補充：
Sorry, the correct one is "if that object has appeared before." rather than " if it that object has appeared before.":)

To state a purpose:

He has a house for accommodation.
He has a house for rent.
He has a car for sale.

2012-07-24 14:15:43 補充：
He has a house for accommodation.
He has a house where he could live.

He has a house to live in.- correct

He has a house to live. = not correct but people understand what you say

He has a house = better .

這句寫法不能沒有in.