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Red slide 807 Posted 8 years ago
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Is it grammatically correct to say, ' There is a lot to learn by undertaking social work'?
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Yes. You could also use the preposition "from": There is a lot to learn by / from undertaking social work. Incidentally, why was your question entitled "A lot of", when your example, by contrast, is "a lot" + infinitival relative clause?
- Yes.
- You could also use the preposition "from": There is a lot to learn by / from undertaking social work.
- Incidentally, why was your question entitled "A lot of", when your example, by contrast, is "a lot" + infinitival relative clause?
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Yes. You could also use the preposition "from":
There is a lot to learn by / from undertaking social work.
Incidentally, why was your question entitled "A lot of", when your example, by contrast, is "a lot" + infinitival relative clause?
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