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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
driving/to drive
How it is right to be said? It's about the act of driving, that in general you like it.
-I love driving
-I love to drive
-I love driving
-I love to drive
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I say "I love to drive", but "I love driving" is also perfectly good. like, dislike, love, and hate are just a few verbs that can be followed by either of those forms without any trouble. CJ
- I say "I love to drive", but "I love driving" is also perfectly good.
- like, dislike, love, and hate are just a few verbs that can be followed by either of those forms without any trouble.
- CJ
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I say "I love to drive", but "I love driving" is also perfectly good.
like, dislike, love, and hate are just a few verbs that can be followed by either of those forms without any trouble.
CJ
like, dislike, love, and hate are just a few verbs that can be followed by either of those forms without any trouble.
CJ
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