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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Enjoying vs to enjoy
How is enjoying different from to enjoy?
And also some other verbs like "admit" are like enjoy how about them?
And also some other verbs like "admit" are like enjoy how about them?
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Ecxept for the defective/modal auxiliaries, all English verbs behave in the same way grammatically. Intransitive verbs cannot of course be used in the passive voice. Enjoying is either a present participle or a gerund.
- Ecxept for the defective/modal auxiliaries, all English verbs behave in the same way grammatically.
- Intransitive verbs cannot of course be used in the passive voice.
- Enjoying is either a present participle or a gerund.
- Use the Search feature to find out about it.
- Explaining everything here would take far too much time.
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Ecxept for the defective/modal auxiliaries, all English verbs behave in the same way grammatically. Intransitive verbs cannot of course be used in the passive voice.
Enjoying is either a present participle or a gerund. Use the Search feature to find out about it. Explaining everything here would take far too much time. Several pages are devoted to the ing ending in grammar
Enjoying is either a present participle or a gerund. Use the Search feature to find out about it. Explaining everything here would take far too much time. Several pages are devoted to the ing ending in grammar
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