Hi alexander -- on Mar 22 2018 at 22:26, you wrote:


ak> "Theresa May to warn EU leaders of Russian threat to democracy"

ak> The infinite "to warn" can be replaced with "will warn".

What you're seeig here is the regrettable result of having to squeeze too much
information into a small space. This is an example of (usually) a headline that
 has had too much trimmed.  It should have read something like "Theresa May is
expected to warn..." or "is going to warn", or perhaps even
"will warn" (as you
 suggested).

Please don't use journalese and in particular headlines or article headings as
exemplars of how to use English! :-)

Cheers... Dallas

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