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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Jessie
I wonder if it is correct to use -ing verb after the word 'imply'?
Some examples:
1. ...process implies working as a team...
2. Your new position implies smiling to everyone.
3. To be a digital manager implies posting useful content every day.
4. Promoting new account implies following people who interested in the same topic.
The main reason against using -ing verb after 'imply' is this word doesn't belong to the list of -ing linking verbs.
Thanks a lot,
Some examples:
1. ...process implies working as a team...
2. Your new position implies smiling to everyone.
3. To be a digital manager implies posting useful content every day.
4. Promoting new account implies following people who interested in the same topic.
The main reason against using -ing verb after 'imply' is this word doesn't belong to the list of -ing linking verbs.
Thanks a lot,
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It's possible but perhaps not very common. Have a look at some of the example sentences in the link below. com/definition/imply
- It's possible but perhaps not very common.
- Have a look at some of the example sentences in the link below.
- com/definition/imply
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It's possible but perhaps not very common. Have a look at some of the example sentences in the link below.
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/imply
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/imply
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