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Norwolf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
A job to do/(of) doing
1# I am looking for a job to drive cars.
2# I am looking for a job of driving cars.
3# I am looking for a job driving cars.
Are all of the three grammatically correct? What's the different meaning between them?
Would you teachers tell me something about it, please?
Thank you.
2# I am looking for a job of driving cars.
3# I am looking for a job driving cars.
Are all of the three grammatically correct? What's the different meaning between them?
Would you teachers tell me something about it, please?
Thank you.
Top answer
Only 'I am looking for a job driving cars' is correct. The other 2 examples just sound like translations from other languages. They are not correct English.
- Only 'I am looking for a job driving cars' is correct.
- The other 2 examples just sound like translations from other languages.
- They are not correct English.
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Only 'I am looking for a job driving cars' is correct. The other 2 examples just sound like translations from other languages. They are not correct English.
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