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EyeSeeYou Posted 8 years ago
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"For" travelling or "to" travel?
Are there any rules on when it's accepted to use the "FOR + verb in -ing" structure?
Example A sounds correct to me.
A) I'm studying English to travel to North America.
B) I'm studying English for travelling to North America.
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EyeSeeYou Example A sounds correct to me. A) I'm studying English to travel to North America. B) I'm studying English for travelling to North America.
- EyeSeeYou Example A sounds correct to me.
- A) I'm studying English to travel to North America.
- B) I'm studying English for travelling to North America.
- A is better than B.
- I don't believe there is a rule.
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EyeSeeYouExample A sounds correct to me.
A) I'm studying English to travel to North America.
B) I'm studying English for travelling to North America.
A is better than B.
I don't believe there is a rule.
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