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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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What's the difference in the meaning (if any) between these two sentences and are they grammatically correct:
1) It's nice to have you living nearby.
2) It's nice to have you live nearby.
3) It's nice having you live nearby.
4) It's nice having you living nearby.
Thanks,
Damian
1) It's nice to have you living nearby.
2) It's nice to have you live nearby.
3) It's nice having you live nearby.
4) It's nice having you living nearby.
Thanks,
Damian
Top answer
Frankly, I sense no real difference between any of them, Damian.
- Frankly, I sense no real difference between any of them, Damian.
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Frankly, I sense no real difference between any of them, Damian.
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