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Myid Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Gerund vs Infinitive
I have two questions about following two sentences
(A) The doorman held the door for her passing through.
(B) The doorman held the door for her to pass through.
Q1. If both sentences are grammatically correct?
Q2. If they are, what is the difference in the meaning?
Thank you.
(A) The doorman held the door for her passing through.
(B) The doorman held the door for her to pass through.
Q1. If both sentences are grammatically correct?
Q2. If they are, what is the difference in the meaning?
Thank you.
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