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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Keen on music
Can I say,
(a) He is keen on music (very much).
(b) He is keen on playing /to play music.
(a) He is keen on music (very much).
(b) He is keen on playing /to play music.
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Dear Vincent You can certainly say.. He is keen on music He is very keen on music He is keen on playing music But.. is probably not quite right.
- Dear Vincent You can certainly say..
- He is keen on music He is very keen on music He is keen on playing music But..
- is probably not quite right.
- It means that someone is keen to start doing something but they cannot do so yet.
- This is not usually true of music.
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Dear Vincent
You can certainly say..
He is keen on music
He is very keen on music
He is keen on playing music
But..
He is keen to play music
..is probably not quite right. It means that someone is keen to start doing something but they cannot do so yet. This is not usually true of music. You could use the words like this..
He
You can certainly say..
He is keen on music
He is very keen on music
He is keen on playing music
But..
He is keen to play music
..is probably not quite right. It means that someone is keen to start doing something but they cannot do so yet. This is not usually true of music. You could use the words like this..
He
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