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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Do or to do?
I would like to see you to do / do / doing a good job on the project.
Which one? I need help.
Which one? I need help.
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Anonymous Which one? do / doing. Both are OK.
- Anonymous Which one?
- do / doing.
- Both are OK.
- Given this specific sentence, do is more likely.
- to do.
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AnonymousWhich one?do / doing. Both are OK. Given this specific sentence, do is more likely.
to do. Wrong.
Verbs of perception (see, hear, feel) take the plain form (do) or the -ing form (doing). That's it.
CJ
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