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Berry mix Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
grow or growing?
Hi teachers. I have a questions about choosing 'grow' or 'growing' with the sentence below. I've googled 'to be seen growing' and 'to be seen grow' then i knew that it is a common use of 'to be seen growing,' but I don't know why. Thanks.
Since the residents are forever dancing and racing there, not a blade of grass is to be [grow/growing] on the boulevard.
Since the residents are forever dancing and racing there, not a blade of grass is to be [grow/growing] on the boulevard.
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berry mix Since the residents are forever dancing and racing there, not a blade of grass is to be seen [grow/growing] on the boulevard . You're right! "to be seen growing" is correct.
- berry mix Since the residents are forever dancing and racing there, not a blade of grass is to be seen [grow/growing] on the boulevard .
- You're right!
- "to be seen growing" is correct.
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berry mixSince the residents are forever dancing and racing there, not a blade of grass is to be seen [grow/growing] on the boulevard.You're right! "to be seen growing" is correct.
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