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Bmojtaba Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Gerund vs Infinitive
Hi there,
Which sentence is grammatically correct and why?
'That requires a new approach to learning'
'That requires a new approach to learn'
Which sentence is grammatically correct and why?
'That requires a new approach to learning'
'That requires a new approach to learn'
Top answer
to learning - to the topic of learning to learn - in order to learn it (whatever 'that' is) You probably want the first one. CJ
- to learning - to the topic of learning to learn - in order to learn it (whatever 'that' is) You probably want the first one.
- CJ
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to learning - to the topic of learning
to learn - in order to learn it (whatever 'that' is)
You probably want the first one.
CJ
to learn - in order to learn it (whatever 'that' is)
You probably want the first one.
CJ
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CalifJimto learning - to the topic of learningto learn - in order to learn it (whatever 'that' is)You probably want the first one.CJIs the second one a complete sentence ?could it be used instead of the first sentence interchangeably?
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bmojtabaIs the second one a complete sentenceYes. That (thing; topic of learning) requires a new approach (in order) to learn (it).
bmojtabacould it be used instead of the first sentence interchangeably?No. It means something completely different. I gave you the meanings in an earlier post.
That (fact
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