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Ye Thu Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
about to own or about owining
Q: What did the boy dream about?
A: (1) The boy dreamt about to own a house at the beach.
A: (2) The boy dreamt about owining a house at the beach.
Are these two answers grammatically correct? Thanks in advance.
A: (1) The boy dreamt about to own a house at the beach.
A: (2) The boy dreamt about owining a house at the beach.
Are these two answers grammatically correct? Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Only #2 is correct. You dream about something, eg a noun eg a pronoun eg a gerund
- Only #2 is correct.
- You dream about something, eg a noun eg a pronoun eg a gerund
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Only #2 is correct.
You dream about something,
eg a noun
eg a pronoun
eg a gerund
You dream about something,
eg a noun
eg a pronoun
eg a gerund
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