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Park red Posted 9 years ago
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For avoiding
Hello. One of my pupils used this sentence "we should turn the gas off and electricity for avoiding fire" and the inspector of English was attending my session. He didn't like it and he said it doesn't exist in English this for avoiding and I was supposed to correct it right away.
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park red the inspector of English was attending my session. He didn't like it and he said it doesn't exist in English this for avoiding He was right. park red and I was supposed to correct it right away.
- park red the inspector of English was attending my session.
- He didn't like it and he said it doesn't exist in English this for avoiding He was right.
- park red and I was supposed to correct it right away.
- We should turn the gas and electricity off to prevent fire.
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park redthe inspector of English was attending my session. He didn't like it and he said it doesn't exist in English this for avoiding
He was right.
park red and I was supposed to correct it right away.
We should turn the gas and electricity off to prevent fire.
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The infinitive is natural, not the gerund.
We should turn the gas and electricity off to prevent an accidental fire.
We should turn off the gas and electricity to prevent an accidental fire.
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