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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
intention
Which sentence is correct?
"I have no intention to do it."
or
"I have no intention of doing it."
Any explanation? Thanks in advance.
"I have no intention to do it."
or
"I have no intention of doing it."
Any explanation? Thanks in advance.
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book=Third&va=resolve <announced its intention to divide its Indian Empire into two dominions -- Current Biography > <certainly had no intention of doing so -- Rose Macaulay> -----------------
- book=Third&va=resolve <announced its intention to divide its Indian Empire into two dominions -- Current Biography > <certainly had no intention of doing so -- Rose Macaulay> -----------------
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"I have no intention of doing it."
is much more frequent,
but, as Cool Breeze says in the following, both are correct:
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intention
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is much more frequent,
but, as Cool Breeze says in the following, both are correct:
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intention
1 a (1) : an act of http://unabridged.merriam-webst
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Both are correct. Examples of similar structures:
This is the only way to do it.
This is the only way of doing it.
I had an opportunity to talk to him.
I had an opportunity of talking to him.
Cheers
CB
This is the only way to do it.
This is the only way of doing it.
I had an opportunity to talk to him.
I had an opportunity of talking to him.
Cheers
CB
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