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Perfect Stranger Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

[expression] get around to do sth/doing sth?

Dear Users,

If I want to use the expression to get around to should I follow it with a to-infinitive or a gerund?

For instance:

I haven't been able to get around to send him an email.
or
I haven't been able to get around sending him an email.

Thanks
  

Top answer

You should follow it with the gerund, but you need to there anyway. I haven't been able to get around to sending him an email.

— Blue Jay

  • You should follow it with the gerund, but you need to there anyway.
  • I haven't been able to get around to sending him an email.
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You should follow it with the gerund, but you need to there anyway.
I haven't been able to get around to sending him an email.
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