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Free sign upThe phrase "am I to give" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking for clarification about whether you are expected to provide something or take a specific action.
Example: "Am I to give my presentation now, or should I wait for the others to finish?"
Alternatives: "Should I provide" or "Am I expected to give".
Exact(4)
Who am I to give an opinion?
"Who am I to give assurance?" he snapped.
But who am I to give advice?
Who am I to give lessons on how to build relationships?
Similar(56)
Who was I to give up on such a love?
"I should be a mean coward," he cried, "were I to give in to you in all things.
Who was I to give advice?
What am I willing to give up?
How much notice am I required to give my landlord?
What am I going to give them from me? London".
What am I here to give?
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