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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Gerund vs infinitive

Hi,

What's the difference in meaning, if any, between the sentences:

It was difficult parking here.

It was difficult to park here.

Thank you.
  

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Anonymous It was difficult parking here. It was difficult to park here. In my opinion, there's no difference between the infinitive and the gerund in this case.

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  • Anonymous It was difficult parking here.
  • It was difficult to park here.
  • In my opinion, there's no difference between the infinitive and the gerund in this case.
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AnonymousIt was difficult parking here.
It was difficult to park here.
In my opinion, there's no difference between the infinitive and the gerund in this case.
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