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Yasser Altuwijri Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Gerund or infinitive
HI,
" At the commencement, I pointed out purposely to what it feels to be a foreigner in foreign country ALLUDING (or to allude or to tell you) that I had suffered from severe homesickness...."
Gerund and infinitive is one of the hardest parts of learning English as a second language. I don't know if the world alluding is what I should use her or not!
" At the commencement, I pointed out purposely to what it feels to be a foreigner in foreign country ALLUDING (or to allude or to tell you) that I had suffered from severe homesickness...."
Gerund and infinitive is one of the hardest parts of learning English as a second language. I don't know if the world alluding is what I should use her or not!
Top answer
" is a participial (non-finite) clause, not a gerund (non-finite) clause. I agree that the non-finite verb forms are difficult to learn.
- " is a participial (non-finite) clause, not a gerund (non-finite) clause.
- I agree that the non-finite verb forms are difficult to learn.
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" At the commencement, I pointed out purposely to what it feels like to be a foreigner in foreign country, mentioning that I had suffered from severe homesickness...."
Note:
"Mentioning ..." is a participial (non-finite) clause, not a gerund (non-finite) clause.
I agree that the non-finite verb forms are difficult to learn.
Note:
"Mentioning ..." is a participial (non-finite) clause, not a gerund (non-finite) clause.
I agree that the non-finite verb forms are difficult to learn.
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