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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Enumerations and "to" infinitives
Hi all,
I' m wondering if you have to repeat the "to" preposition when enumerating?
For example,
The experiences I gained taught me to result-based management, including careful time management, to work under pressure, to successfully multi-task, prioritise and solve organizational and logistical problems.
That sentence is amixture, some "to" are there some are left out. Is 'to' essential in formal letters?
Thanks a lot for your answer,
ABC
I' m wondering if you have to repeat the "to" preposition when enumerating?
For example,
The experiences I gained taught me to result-based management, including careful time management, to work under pressure, to successfully multi-task, prioritise and solve organizational and logistical problems.
That sentence is amixture, some "to" are there some are left out. Is 'to' essential in formal letters?
Thanks a lot for your answer,
ABC
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Hi, I' m wondering if you have to repeat the "to" preposition when enumerating? For example, The experiences I gained taught me to result-based management, including careful time management, to work under pressure, to successfully multi-task, prioritise and solve organizational and logistical problems. That sentence is amixture, some "to" are there some are left out.
- Hi, I' m wondering if you have to repeat the "to" preposition when enumerating?
- For example, The experiences I gained taught me to result-based management, including careful time management, to work under pressure, to successfully multi-task, prioritise and solve organizational and logistical problems.
- That sentence is amixture, some "to" are there some are left out.
- Is 'to' essential in formal letters?
- Either way is OK, but you need to be consistent.
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Hi,
I' m wondering if you have to repeat the "to" preposition when enumerating?
For example,
The experiences I gained taught me to result-based management, including careful time management, to work under pressure, to successfully multi-task, prioritise and solve organizational and logistical problems.
That sentence is amixture, some "to" are there
I' m wondering if you have to repeat the "to" preposition when enumerating?
For example,
The experiences I gained taught me to result-based management, including careful time management, to work under pressure, to successfully multi-task, prioritise and solve organizational and logistical problems.
That sentence is amixture, some "to" are there
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