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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Have + O + infinitive ...?
"My wife and I have enjoyed receiving your publication for years. Unfortunately, our jobs now have us both traveling most weeks".
In this sentence why not travel after the verb 'have'? Can we say that '... our jobs now have us both travel...'?
In this sentence why not travel after the verb 'have'? Can we say that '... our jobs now have us both travel...'?
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Hi, "My wife and I have enjoyed receiving your publication for years. Unfortunately, our jobs now have us both traveling most weeks". In this sentence why not travel after the verb 'have'?
- Hi, "My wife and I have enjoyed receiving your publication for years.
- Unfortunately, our jobs now have us both traveling most weeks".
- In this sentence why not travel after the verb 'have'?
- Can we say that '...
- '?
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Hi,
"My wife and I have enjoyed receiving your publication for years. Unfortunately, our jobs now have us both traveling most weeks".
In this sentence why not travel after the verb 'have'? Can we say that '... our jobs now have us both travel...'?
'Travel is no
"My wife and I have enjoyed receiving your publication for years. Unfortunately, our jobs now have us both traveling most weeks".
In this sentence why not travel after the verb 'have'? Can we say that '... our jobs now have us both travel...'?
'Travel is no
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