Having to reason
What does "having to reason" mean here? Are "exhausting" and "having" gerund here? Can I use "having" instead of "having to"? Is it following this structure? "It's +adj+v+ing something"
? Of course it's exhausting, having to reason all the time in a universe which wasn't meant to be reasonable.
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Hasibrahman What does "having to reason" mean here? being required to think logically to solve problems 'having to reason' is the gerund form of '(people) have to reason', just like 'having to pay bills' is the gerund form of '(people) have to pay bills'. Hasibrahman Are "exhausting" and "having" gerund here?
- Hasibrahman What does "having to reason" mean here?
- being required to think logically to solve problems 'having to reason' is the gerund form of '(people) have to reason', just like 'having to pay bills' is the gerund form of '(people) have to pay bills'.
- Hasibrahman Are "exhausting" and "having" gerund here?
- 'exhausting' is an adjective.
- 'having to reason all the time ...
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HasibrahmanWhat does "having to reason" mean here?
being required to think logically to solve problems
'having to reason' is the gerund form of '(people) have to reason', just like 'having to pay bills' is the gerund form of '(people) have to pay bills'.
HasibrahmanAre "exhausting" and "having" gerund here?
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