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Allthewayanime Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Infinitive or gerund
Is there a difference between these 2 sentences:
The most important thing,for him, is resting.
The most important thing, for him,is to rest.
Does anything change if I use the infinitive or the gerund?
The most important thing,for him, is resting.
The most important thing, for him,is to rest.
Does anything change if I use the infinitive or the gerund?
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I see no call for commas. The only difference I see is that the gerund suggests that he may already be doing it.
- I see no call for commas.
- The only difference I see is that the gerund suggests that he may already be doing it.
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I see no call for commas. The only difference I see is that the gerund suggests that he may already be doing it.
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