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Nikitus Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
More than give knowledge to my students, I want to inspire and motivate them.
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Is the following sentence " More than give knowledge to my students, I want to inspire and motivate them." grammatically correct?
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Is the following sentence " More than give knowledge to my students, I want to inspire and motivate them." grammatically correct?
Thanks!
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Yes.
- Yes.
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" More than giving knowledge to my students, I want to inspire and motivate them."
The bare infinitive is less natural.
The bare infinitive is less natural.
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