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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Grammar / verbs
- He started writing when he was 4 years old. (not to write)
- He started to write the letter 30 minutes ago. (not writing)
- He often likes reading in his spare time. (not to read)
Are these sentences and notes correct or both uses are correct?
Thank you
Mr.Ahmed Imam
- He started to write the letter 30 minutes ago. (not writing)
- He often likes reading in his spare time. (not to read)
Are these sentences and notes correct or both uses are correct?
Thank you
Mr.Ahmed Imam
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Both uses are correct, but the ones you selected are the ones I might pick in those instances too.
- Both uses are correct, but the ones you selected are the ones I might pick in those instances too.
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Both uses are correct, but the ones you selected are the ones I might pick in those instances too.
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Both uses are correct in the examples you give. The -ing forms are probably more common.
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