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BoSsSy Posted 8 years ago
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Must I repeat the "to" when using infinitives in parallel sentences?
Must I repeat the "to" when using infinitives in parallel sentences?
For example:
I like to eat, to play. and to study.
or
I like to eat, play, and study.
Are they both correct? Which is the preferred by most writers?
Top answer
BoSsSy Must I repeat the "to" when using infinitives in parallel sentences? No. You can, but you don't have to.
- BoSsSy Must I repeat the "to" when using infinitives in parallel sentences?
- No.
- You can, but you don't have to.
- BoSsSy Which is the preferred by most writers?
- We can't answer that until someone does a study on all examples that have ever been written in the history of the world, and total up the results of the counts.
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BoSsSyMust I repeat the "to" when using infinitives in parallel sentences?
No. You can, but you don't have to.
BoSsSyWhich is the preferred by most writers?
We can't answer that until someone does a study on all examples that have ever been written in the history of the world, and total up the results of the count
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