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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Infinive and Gerund - diffrence : )
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00 Is there any easy way to remember which situation we have to use "Infinive"(to+verb) or "Gerund" (verb+ing)? Thks in advance :-) 0-
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0 In many cases it's an even choice. ) 0-
- 0 In many cases it's an even choice.
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0 In many cases it's an even choice. (Then there's the issue that present participles don't necessarily equal gerunds.) 0-
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01 cite 10 Anonymous 12 cite 10 Is there any easy way to remember which situation we have to use "Infinive"(to+verb) or "Gerund" (verb+ing)? 12 blockquote10 Absolutely not. There is no 01 u 00 easy 02 u 00 way to remember the grammar of catenative verbs. The following site may help you to get an overview of
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