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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Business & Finance
-ing form or infinitive?
Hi all,
I need your help:
I'm writing my CV and I have to describe my main duties and responsibilities organizing them in a list.
My question is the following:
-Is it better to use the infinitive form or -ing?
example: my main responsibilities are: to drive or driving business opportunities....?
Thanks in advance!!!
I need your help:
I'm writing my CV and I have to describe my main duties and responsibilities organizing them in a list.
My question is the following:
-Is it better to use the infinitive form or -ing?
example: my main responsibilities are: to drive or driving business opportunities....?
Thanks in advance!!!
Top answer
Both are correct. I prefer the - ing form. The colon after are is wrong, by the way.
- Both are correct.
- I prefer the - ing form.
- The colon after are is wrong, by the way.
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Both are correct. I prefer the -ing form.
The colon after are is wrong, by the way.
The colon after are is wrong, by the way.
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