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Omar Ahmed Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
A puzzling question
They threatened to shoot him and..............him of all his possessions.
a) rob b) robbed
I go for ;b;. Am I right?
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I would go for 'A' because of the 'to' usage. But take the correct answer from the teachers.
- I would go for 'A' because of the 'to' usage.
- But take the correct answer from the teachers.
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I would go for 'A' because of the 'to' usage. But take the correct answer from the teachers.
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Omar AhmedI go for ;b;. Am I right?
It's theoretically possible, but it seems very strange not to keep both parts the same in terms of verb form:
They threatened to
........................................... shoot him
and
they threatened to
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