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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Which option do you want?
1. Eat with TV
2. Eating without Tv.

Which option is correctly worded for the question?
  

Top answer

They are just brief verbal responses. Either will work.

— Mister Micawber

  • They are just brief verbal responses.
  • Either will work.
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They are just brief verbal responses. Either will work.
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Thanks.

Sorry, it's not read as I intended.
How about in this sequence: which option do you want, 1)eat with Tv or 2)eating without Tv?
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Why is one 'eat' and the other 'eating'?
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No, the question goes like this:

1. Which option do you want, eat with Tv or without Tv?
2. Which option do you want, eating with Tv or without it?

So, my question is which one is correct.
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onizomy question is which one is correct
As with my original comment, either will serve. 'Option' is a noun, so I suggest the gerund.
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