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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Difference between doing and to do as a subject

Doing exercise every day is good for your health.

To do exercise every day is good for your health.

Which is more proper and why?
  

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Anonymous Doing exercise every day is good for your health. To do exercise every day is good for your health. Which is more proper and why?

  • Anonymous Doing exercise every day is good for your health.
  • To do exercise every day is good for your health.
  • Which is more proper and why?
  • ' is correct, because the underlined words show action.
  • 'To do' does not show action, at least not in the way "Doing" does.
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AnonymousDoing exercise every day is good for your health.
To do exercise every day is good for your health.
Which is more proper and why?
'Doing exercise........' is correct, because the underlined words show action.

'To do' does not show action, at least not in the way "Doing" does.

examples of the use of 'to do'

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AnonymousDoing exercise every day is good for your health.To do exercise every day is good for your health.Which is more proper and why?
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Hi,

To me, 'doing exercise' is an awkward phrase. I'd just sat 'Exercising every day . . . '.

Clive

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