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Jenniferunagi Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

However

Hi,

I have a question regarding on whether to add 'ing' or not after however is being used.

For example:

However, buying/buy of cars are more suitable for family usage rather than indivudal usage.

If 'ing' should be used, why is it so?

Is there any problem with this sentence?

Thanks!

Cheers,

JenniferUnagi
  

Top answer

Hello, Jennifer. The use of 'however' is not relevant to your problem. Your sentence should read: However, buying cars is more suitable for families than for individual use.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hello, Jennifer.
  • The use of 'however' is not relevant to your problem.
  • Your sentence should read: However, buying cars is more suitable for families than for individual use.
  • The '-ing' form here is a noun, the subject of the sentence.
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Hello, Jennifer. The use of 'however' is not relevant to your problem. Your sentence should read:

However, buying cars is more suitable for families than for individual use.

The '-ing' form here is a noun, the subject of the sentence.
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