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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"Then he has some gardening ..."
A. do
B. to do
C. done
D. doing
I thing the correct answer is C but my teacher said that it's incorrect. He chooses B. I don't understand. Could you please explain this for me? Thanks in advance
A. do
B. to do
C. done
D. doing
I thing the correct answer is C but my teacher said that it's incorrect. He chooses B. I don't understand. Could you please explain this for me? Thanks in advance
Top answer
" The infinitive is used for a future action. "Then" or "Next" means that a future action follows. The infinitive can be used alone.
- " The infinitive is used for a future action.
- "Then" or "Next" means that a future action follows.
- The infinitive can be used alone.
- The introductory pronoun (that) and the repeated subject -verb (he has) are usually omitted.
- This version of the sentence has the same meaning.
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"Then he has some gardening (that he has) to do."
The infinitive is used for a future action. "Then" or "Next" means that a future action follows.
The infinitive can be used alone. The introductory pronoun (that) and the repeated subject -verb (he has) are usually omitted.
This version of the sentence has the same meaning.
"Then he has to do some gardening."
The infinitive is used for a future action. "Then" or "Next" means that a future action follows.
The infinitive can be used alone. The introductory pronoun (that) and the repeated subject -verb (he has) are usually omitted.
This version of the sentence has the same meaning.
"Then he has to do some gardening."
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AnonymousHe chooses B.He chose B. B makes sense. C does not.
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