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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Gerund or infinitive?
Which is the correct form?
Doug chose to quit rather than admit/admitting that he’d made a mistake.
Rather than criticizing/criticize your husband, why not find out if there’s something wrong?
Rather than admitting/admit he was wrong, he chose to quit.
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anonymous Gerund or infinitive? Both are used after 'rather than'. The infinitive is somewhat preferred.
- anonymous Gerund or infinitive?
- Both are used after 'rather than'.
- The infinitive is somewhat preferred.
- CJ
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anonymous Gerund or infinitive?
Both are used after 'rather than'. The infinitive is somewhat preferred.
CJ
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