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Samersamer1974 Posted 11 years ago
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In my reading the English grammar about participle and infinitive phrases , I noticed that are both used the earlier action . and I have this sentence :"Not to have acted sooner is his greatest regret "
my question: can I write as " Not having acted sooner is his greatest regret". and why if the answer was no ?
thank you
In my reading the English grammar about participle and infinitive phrases , I noticed that are both used the earlier action . and I have this sentence :"Not to have acted sooner is his greatest regret "
my question: can I write as " Not having acted sooner is his greatest regret". and why if the answer was no ?
thank you
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samersamer1974 C an I write as " Not having acted sooner is his greatest regret" ? Yes, you can. CJ
- samersamer1974 C an I write as " Not having acted sooner is his greatest regret" ?
- Yes, you can.
- CJ
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samersamer1974 Can I write as " Not having acted sooner is his greatest regret"?Yes, you can.
CJ
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