Have begun/started (to) escort(ing)
Back at the school, the police have begun escorting the detained protesters to the restroom, one at a time.
Back at the school, the police have begun to escort the detained protesters to the restroom, one at a time.
Back at the school, the police have started escorting the detained protesters to the restroom, one at a time.
Back at the school, the police have started to escort the detained protesters to the restroom, one at a time.
Is the sentence OK?
Which one sounds better to your ear?
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anonymous Is the sentence OK? They both sound OK to me. anonymous Which one sounds better to your ear?
- anonymous Is the sentence OK?
- They both sound OK to me.
- anonymous Which one sounds better to your ear?
- The participle is better because it implies an ongoing process.
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anonymousIs the sentence OK?
They both sound OK to me.
anonymousWhich one sounds better to your ear?
The participle is better because it implies an ongoing process.
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