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TasmanTiger Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
I find it interesting talking to him.
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I am thinking about 'preparatory it' and I'm not sure when to use it.
Examples :
1. I find it interesting to talk to him.
=> I find to talk to him interesting. (O, X)
2. I find it interesting talking to him.
=> I find talking to him interesting. (O,X)
Two sentences above ,without 'preparatory it' are grammatical?
If not, why?
Gooday!
I am thinking about 'preparatory it' and I'm not sure when to use it.
Examples :
1. I find it interesting to talk to him.
=> I find to talk to him interesting. (O, X)
2. I find it interesting talking to him.
=> I find talking to him interesting. (O,X)
Two sentences above ,without 'preparatory it' are grammatical?
If not, why?
Gooday!
Top answer
Yes, they are grammatical.
- Yes, they are grammatical.
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