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Mkyol Posted 18 years ago
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dong-hae is moving towards an international city

1) Dong-hae is moving towards an international city

2) Dong-hae is moving towards to be an international city

3) Dong-hae is moving towards international city

Which one is correct (if any)? 1) seems like Dong-hae is moving towards (some other) international city rather than moving towards to its own becoming. <-- I wonder if my question itself is phrased correctly.

Thanks.
  

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Hi, 1) Dong-hae is moving towards an international city 2) Dong-hae is moving towards to be an international city 3) Dong-hae is moving towards international city Which one is correct (if any)? 1) seems like Dong-hae is moving towards (some other) international city rather than moving towards to its own becoming. <-- I wonder if my question itself is phrased correctly.

— Clive

  • Hi, 1) Dong-hae is moving towards an international city 2) Dong-hae is moving towards to be an international city 3) Dong-hae is moving towards international city Which one is correct (if any)?
  • 1) seems like Dong-hae is moving towards (some other) international city rather than moving towards to its own becoming.
  • <-- I wonder if my question itself is phrased correctly.
  • Instead of any of these, say Dong-hae is moving towards being an international city or perhaps Dong-hae is becoming an international city.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

1) Dong-hae is moving towards an international city

2) Dong-hae is moving towards to be an international city

3) Dong-hae is moving towards international city

Which one is correct (if any)? 1) seems like Dong-hae is moving towards (some other) interna
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Ah yes, I just thought of that.

Thanks, Clive.
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