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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Lot for me to
Hi,
“There is a lot for me to uncover.”
“There is a lot to uncover for me.”
I’d probably say the former, but would the latter also be considered correct?
Thank you.
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Ann225 I’d probably say the former, but would the latter also be considered correct? Both are correct, but the meaning changes, or there is at least a chance for different interpretations. Ann225 There is a lot for me to uncover.
- Ann225 I’d probably say the former, but would the latter also be considered correct?
- Both are correct, but the meaning changes, or there is at least a chance for different interpretations.
- Ann225 There is a lot for me to uncover.
- Here, "I" ( me ) is the subject of "uncover".
- There is a lot that I have to uncover — or can uncover, let's say.
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Ann225I’d probably say the former, but would the latter also be considered correct?
Both are correct, but the meaning changes, or there is at least a chance for different interpretations.
Ann225There is a lot for me to uncover.
Here, "I" ( me ) is the subject of "uncover". There is a lot that I have to uncover — o
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