To be or not To be REPLACING TO BE VERBS
In the strong example above, we not only combined sentences to eliminate . to be. verbs, but we also eliminated . there are. and . that are. Such expressions delay or minimize the subject and add needless words. In the revisions below, we rearranged the sentences to emphasize the subjects, chose stronger verbs, and cut needless words. ................
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