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Gautam Kumar Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Gerund and infinitive

Thank you for maintaining such a forum.

I have lot of confusion when to use gerund and when to use infinitive ( base form).

1. It obviously didn't happen because of the court's order placing a limit on noise level from crackers.

A) placing a limit to
B) to place a limit at
C) to place a limit on
D) no error

  

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There's no error. Note that you could also use a finite clause, as in the court order that placed a limit on noise level from crackers.

— BillJ

  • There's no error.
  • Note that you could also use a finite clause, as in the court order that placed a limit on noise level from crackers.
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There's no error.

Note that you could also use a finite clause, as in the court order that placed a limit on noise level from crackers.

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