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Seoul Brother Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
about dummy subject
It is impossible finishing this project by this Sunday.
Is this sentence is grammatically wrong?
In the sentence above, can I use ' to finish' instead of 'finishing' without a change of meaning.
thanks in advance.
Is this sentence is grammatically wrong?
In the sentence above, can I use ' to finish' instead of 'finishing' without a change of meaning.
thanks in advance.
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The given sentence is ungrammatical. "
- The given sentence is ungrammatical.
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The given sentence is ungrammatical. It should be: "It's impossible to finish this project by this Sunday."
If you want to use the -ing form of the verb, the following would be correct:
"Finishing this project by this Sunday is impossible."
If you want to use the -ing form of the verb, the following would be correct:
"Finishing this project by this Sunday is impossible."
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Yes, it's wrong.
It is impossible to finish this project by this Sunday.
It is impossible to finish this project by this Sunday.
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