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Harry1999 Posted 15 years ago
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Infinitive I used in this sentence?
The cawing crows on a leafless tree never know how many souls they will have to make free in a day & dying men never know which crow will touch them, suddenly one of the crows leaves the tree & touches one of the dead men. The fool crow gets delighted as he becomes the first crow to have touched.
The last sentence can also be written like,
The fool crow gets delighted as he becomes the first crow who has touched.
I want to know the difference between these two and also is this sentence grammatically correct?
Thanks
The last sentence can also be written like,
The fool crow gets delighted as he becomes the first crow who has touched.
I want to know the difference between these two and also is this sentence grammatically correct?
Thanks
Top answer
They are both grammatically correct. There is no difference in meaning. They are both odd without an object for the verb 'touch'.
- They are both grammatically correct.
- There is no difference in meaning.
- They are both odd without an object for the verb 'touch'.
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They are both grammatically correct. There is no difference in meaning. They are both odd without an object for the verb 'touch'.
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