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BoSsSy Posted 8 years ago
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Can the noun "moment" be followed by a to-infinitive?
Can the noun "moment" be followed by a to-infinitive?
Like this:
It's rare moment for me not to know what to do.
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BoSsSy Can the noun "moment" be followed by a to-infinitive? Like this: It's rare moment for me not to know what to do. Yes, that's OK.
- BoSsSy Can the noun "moment" be followed by a to-infinitive?
- Like this: It's rare moment for me not to know what to do.
- Yes, that's OK.
- On the other hand, it's just as well to omit "moment" in this sentence.
- CJ
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BoSsSyCan the noun "moment" be followed by a to-infinitive?
Like this:
It's rare moment for me not to know what to do.
Yes, that's OK. On the other hand, it's just as well to omit "moment" in this sentence.
CJ
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