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Norwolf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Fun doing/ to do
1# It was fun to be there.
2# It was fun being there.
What is the difference between the above, please?
To me, 1# sounds to correspond to something like a wish while 2# in general.
Thank you very much.
2# It was fun being there.
What is the difference between the above, please?
To me, 1# sounds to correspond to something like a wish while 2# in general.
Thank you very much.
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I don't see any such difference. The event is in the past and the place is specified in both instances.
- I don't see any such difference.
- The event is in the past and the place is specified in both instances.
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I don't see any such difference. The event is in the past and the place is specified in both instances.
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Thank you, MM.
How about these?
3# It is fun to be there.
4# It is fun being there.
How about these?
3# It is fun to be there.
4# It is fun being there.
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Again, I see no significant difference, since both refer to general experiences at a stated location.
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