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Viceidol Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
It is nice to be/being with you. (What's the difference?)
0 It is very nice to be/being with you. 02 br
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00 It was nice to see/seeing you. 02 br
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00 It is dangerous to ride/riding with a drunken driver. 02 br
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00 He was drunk. It was dangerous to ride/riding with him. 02 br
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00 May I ask what's the difference using "to do"/"doing" in the above examples? Thank you!! 0-
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00 It was nice to see/seeing you. 02 br
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00 It is dangerous to ride/riding with a drunken driver. 02 br
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00 He was drunk. It was dangerous to ride/riding with him. 02 br
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00 May I ask what's the difference using "to do"/"doing" in the above examples? Thank you!! 0-
Top answer
0 I don't believe there's any difference in meaning. 0-
- 0 I don't believe there's any difference in meaning.
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0 I don't believe there's any difference in meaning. The choice between the infinitive and the participle might depend on other factors in a long sentence, like parallel structure. 0-
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