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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Inf vs be_inf (2)
What is the difference in meaning btw:
The problem is to get it all done in the time avaulable. (1)
The problem is getting it all done in the time avaulable. (2)
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The problem is to get it all done in the time avaulable. (1)
The problem is getting it all done in the time avaulable. (2)
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They mean the same to me.
- They mean the same to me.
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to get is called an infinitive. getting is called a gerund. (I don't know what you mean by be_inf.)
These have the same meaning in your examples.
CJ
These have the same meaning in your examples.
CJ
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