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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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English Grammar

However, this fashion continuously to influence us today, we can see some of Kuniyoshi’s art in the museum, Internet, TV and apartment building. As well as influence today’s comic book artists and graphic novelists.

Question: Is continuously to influence that sentence correct or should I say continue to influence. If it is " Continue to" please explain why.

Thank you,
Perla
  

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It should be "However this fashion continue s to influence us today". Continuously is an adverb (a word that modifies a verb). Continue(s) is a verb (an action word).

  • It should be "However this fashion continue s to influence us today".
  • Continuously is an adverb (a word that modifies a verb).
  • Continue(s) is a verb (an action word).
  • A verb is what you need here.
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It should be "However this fashion continues to influence us today". Continuously is an adverb (a word that modifies a verb). Continue(s) is a verb (an action word). A verb is what you need here.
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The entire text could use revision. If this is in regard to Utagawa Kuniyoshi's work, then it should be something like:

However, his artistic style continues to influence us today. We see the influence of Kuniyoshi's work today in museums, on the internet, on tv, and in the lobbies of buildings, and, especially, in the work of comic book artists and graphic novelists.

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