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Navitasan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Didn't like it
Which are correct:
1) I didn't like it being treated like a child.
2) I didn't like it, being treated like a child.
3) I didn't like it to be treated like a child.
4) I didn't like it, to be treated like a child.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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I suggest: I didn't like being treated like a child. I had difficulty understanding your first example, but the others are possible. If you use a comma, what follows it seems like an afterthought.
- I suggest: I didn't like being treated like a child.
- I had difficulty understanding your first example, but the others are possible.
- If you use a comma, what follows it seems like an afterthought.
- CB
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I suggest: I didn't like being treated like a child. I had difficulty understanding your first example, but the others are possible. If you use a comma, what follows it seems like an afterthought.
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