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Maj Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Fancy
Would you fancy to go for a walk in the rain? Could we replace fancy with like?
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Well, you can choose between: 1. fancy going 2. like to go but not fancy to go.
- Well, you can choose between: 1.
- fancy going 2.
- like to go but not fancy to go.
- ) "Fancy" is not a modal verb and so cannot take an infinitive.
- Rommie
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Well, you can choose between:
1. fancy going
2. like to go
but not fancy to go. (Jeez, English must be a horrible language to learn; you have my sympathies.) "Fancy" is not a modal verb and so cannot take an infinitive.
Rommie
1. fancy going
2. like to go
but not fancy to go. (Jeez, English must be a horrible language to learn; you have my sympathies.) "Fancy" is not a modal verb and so cannot take an infinitive.
Rommie
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