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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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It's more expensive than buying a new one or to buy a new one ?

Hello!

Could you please tell me which is the correct form:

- It's more expensive than buying a new one or It's more expensive than to buy a new one? ( are both forms acceptable?)

Thanks in advance,

Ted
  

Top answer

As I see it, both forms are OK. The first form is more common.

— Nef

  • As I see it, both forms are OK.
  • The first form is more common.
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As I see it, both forms are OK. The first form is more common.
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Hi, Nef !

Thanks for answering me.

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!

Ted
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